EventBroker.md

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 ![EventBroker](images/event_broker/pubsub.png)
 
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 ## Implementation
 The EventBroker is a [singleton](Singleton), [active object](Active-Object).  
 [EventHandlerBase](EventHandler) objects can ask the EventBroker to subscribe to a specific topic: this way a subscriber will receive all the events that are posted on the topics it is subscribed to.
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 #### Methods
 In addition to the Singleton and ActiveObject methods, the EventBroker exposes:
 - **void post(const Event& ev, uint8_t topic)**: post an event to a specific topic.
-- **uint16_t postDelayed(const Event& ev, uint8_t topic)**: post an event to a specific topic after a given delay in milliseconds (the delay can be passed as a template, e.g. *postDelayed<100>(...)*).
+- **uint16_t postDelayed(const Event& ev, uint8_t topic)**: post an event to a specific topic after a given delay in milliseconds (the delay can be passed as a template, e.g. _postDelayed<100>(...)_).
 - **void removeDelayed(uint16_t id)**: remove a pending delayed event from the event queue.
 - **void subscribe(EventHandlerBase\* subscriber, uint8_t topic)**: subscribe the given subscriber to the specified topic.
 - **void unsubscribe(EventHandlerBase\* subscriber, uint8_t topic)**: unsubscribe the given subscriber to the specified topic. If no topic is passed, the unsubscribe the subscriber from every topic it was subscribed to.