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If I'm not mistaken, that has the same semantics as the standard one line event definition, i.e.:

    public event EventHandler MyEvent;
    // Inside the class, MyEvent is bound to a multicast delegate.
    // Outside the class, MyEvent is bound to an auto-generated add/remove mechanism.
    // So MyEvent can only be set to null or invoked from inside the class.


Hmmm, you're right. That's two (C# related) things I learned today.




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