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Definition

AccountItemEventArgs contains Account-related information to be passed as an argument to the OnAccountItemUpdate() event.

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The properties listed below are accessible from an instance of AccountItemEventArgs:

Account	The Account for which OnAccountItemUpdate() was called
AccountItem	The AccountItem which has updated, resulting in the call to OnAccountItemUpdate()
Currency	The currency of the Account in question
Time	A DateTime object representing the time at which the change occurred
Value	The new value of the updated AccountItems

Example


// This method is fired on any change of an AccountItem private void OnAccountItemUpdate(object sender, AccountItemEventArgs e) { /* Dispatcher.InvokeAsync() is needed for multi-threading considerations. When processing events outside of the UI thread, and we want to influence the UI .InvokeAsync() allows us to do so. It can also help prevent the UI thread from locking up on long operations. */ Dispatcher.InvokeAsync(() => { //Print which AccountItem changed, on which account, and the new value, using outputBox.AppendText(string.Format("{0}Account: {1}{0}AccountItem: {2}{0}Value: {3}", Environment.NewLine, e.Account.Name, e.AccountItem, e.Value)); }); }

// This method is fired on any change of an AccountItem
private void OnAccountItemUpdate(object sender, AccountItemEventArgs e)
{
/* Dispatcher.InvokeAsync() is needed for multi-threading considerations. When processing events outside of the UI thread, and we want to
influence the UI .InvokeAsync() allows us to do so. It can also help prevent the UI thread from locking up on long operations. */
Dispatcher.InvokeAsync(() =>
{
//Print which AccountItem changed, on which account, and the new value, using
outputBox.AppendText(string.Format("{0}Account: {1}{0}AccountItem: {2}{0}Value: {3}",
Environment.NewLine,
e.Account.Name,
e.AccountItem,
e.Value));
});

}