Constructor.

Constructor.

Constructor.

Adds the given action to the list of actions called when the handler object is disposed

Adds the given action to be called when the handler finishes

Cancels the current handler execution

Prevents the recursion of the handler execution using the given unique key. The handler won't execute again with the given key until the current execution is finished. Returns true, if recursion is detected and the code shouldn't continue. Otherwise returns false.

Make sure the objects get disposed

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Locks the event on the given lock object. The context stays locked until the handler is disposed.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Adds the given object to the list of object that get disposed when the handler object is disposed

Gets the string by the specified resource key

Gets the string by the specified resource key

Returns the boolean representation of an object or default value if not.

Returns the DateTime representation of an object or default value if not.

Returns the double representation of an object or default value if not.

Returns the Guid representation of an object or default value if not.

Returns the integer representation of an object or default value if not.

Returns the string representation of an object or default value if not.

Ensures that the event uses transaction

List of actions to be called when the event finishes

Currently executing handler

Specific new document order index to be set. If not defined, the OrderType is used instead.

Document

Defines the order type (First, Last, Alphabetical) if the NewOrder is not specified.

Original event arguments for the event

Event parameter

Indicates if the NewOrder index is relative to current document position.