C # adding objects (similar to delegates)

Question

I want to ask, can you do something like this?

Event += eventInstance;

Event is a class

I want to do something like this for delegates:

Write write1 = new Write(() => Console.WriteLine("Write1"));
Write write2 = new Write(() => Console.WriteLine("Write2"));
Write write3 = new Write(() => Console.WriteLine("Write3"));

Write write = write1 + write2 + write3;
write();

Thank.

Answer 1

Overload + operator and merge delegates. Something like that:

public class Write
{
    private readonly Action _act;

    public Write(Action act)
    {
        _act = act;
    }

    public void Invoke()
    {
        _act();
    }

    public static Write operator +(Write left, Write right)
    {
        //Do appropriate null-checking.
        var del = (Action)Delegate.Combine(left._act, right._act);
        return new Write(del);
    }
}

And using it like this:

Write write1 = new Write(() => Console.WriteLine("Write1"));
Write write2 = new Write(() => Console.WriteLine("Write2"));
Write write3 = new Write(() => Console.WriteLine("Write3"));

Write writeall = write1 + write2 + write3;
writeall.Invoke();

Will be printed

Write1
Write2
Write3

Answer 2

You need to implement operator overloading for your class.

class Write
{
    public static Write operator +(Write w1, Write w2)
    {
        // implementation, must return Write object
    }
}

Answer 3

Yes.
Just create one operator +.

Your class should be immutable, and you probably want to use a flattened list of members.