Hello,

For callout packs, I use a code template with the following code in the Main.cs file: (excerpt - See entire file)

# Main.cs
public override void Initialize()
{
	...
	AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolve += new ResolveEventHandler(LSPDFRResolveEventHandler);
}
...
public static Assembly LSPDFRResolveEventHandler(object sender, ResolveEventArgs args)
{
    foreach (Assembly assembly in Functions.GetAllUserPlugins())
    {
        if (args.Name.ToLower().Contains(assembly.GetName().Name.ToLower()))
        {
            return assembly;
        }
    }
	return null;
}

Someone (@Yasd) pointed out something to me about this code and its purpose on one of my callout pack, but I have no idea what LSPDFRResolveEventHandler is actually used for.

Could someone explain to me what this does technically, and in what situations it's needed?

Thank you :)
I hope this fits this forum.

Edited yesterday at 09:40 AM1 day by SSStuart

8 hours ago, SSStuart said:

what LSPDFRResolveEventHandler is actually used for.

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1 hour ago, GTAbear said:

In cases like this, we are now blessed, because AI is amazing when it comes to code content, function and definitions.

I'd prefer a human response, especially regarding RPH/LSPDFR code

Depends on your use case, this event returns all of the "plugins" (assemblies) lspdfr loads. This specific method just returns your own assembly from that list. In most cases you do not need this. Even in my plugins I get by just using Functions.GetAllUserPlugins()

Edited yesterday at 08:36 PM1 day by SuperPyroManiac

Okay, thanks 👍. That's similar to what Yasd told me. So I'll remove that code.