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Currently, you can derive a class from EventWaitHandle and override its WaitOne overloads in order to implement some desired behavior. However, this logic is completely bypassed if WaitHandle.WaitAny or WaitHandle.WaitAll are used instead, which seems not that useful unless you can guarantee that all waiting will happen through WaitOne.
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Currently, you can derive a class from
EventWaitHandleand override itsWaitOneoverloads in order to implement some desired behavior. However, this logic is completely bypassed ifWaitHandle.WaitAnyorWaitHandle.WaitAllare used instead, which seems not that useful unless you can guarantee that all waiting will happen throughWaitOne.So why are these methods virtual?
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