Bubbling Up Question

Hello,

Having a bit of trouble wrapping my head around this.  I have 2 classes that are in 2 separate .cs files.

We connect to the network host then capture the buffer and send the buffer to scoreParser.Parse(buffer) to be parsed

internal class ConnectionThread 
{
private ScoreParser scoreParser = new ScoreParser();
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private void ComThread()
{
networks.Read(buffer, 0, 1024);
scoreParser.Parse(buffer);

}
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public event EventHandler<RunDataParsedEventArgs> RunDataReceived;

        private void RaiseRunDataReceived(RunDataParsedEventArgs args)
        {
            if (RunDataReceived != null)
            {
                RunDataReceived(this, args);
            }
        }

}

To get parsed it goes to this class (in a different file) to be parsed.

public class ScoreParse
{

 public class RunData
    {
        public int UNumber { get; set; }
        public string Description { get; set; }
        public DateTime TDStamp { get; set; }
    }
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//
public void Parse(byte[] buffer)
{
string str = Encoding.Default.GetString(buffer, 0,buffer.Length);
string[] tempRecords = str.Split('\n');
// Split record apart to get fields
string[] recordFields = tempRecords[x].Split(',');

// Massage buffer to get it how I want it and stick parsed fields into properties of RunData class (works fine)

RunData rundata = new RunData();
rundata.UNumber = recordFields[0];
rundata.Description = recordFields[1];
rundata.TDStamp = recordFields[2];

// Great, rundata is now loaded.
// Event to fire to bubble up rundata back up to scoreParser?  Would it go here and how do I do it?
}

There is a lot of inbetween code missing but trust me, rundata does get loaded by the parsing and splitting of the buffer.

Thanks in advance.

Tanya