I\'ve got this code: Net::SSH.start(@server, @username, :password => @password) do |ssh| output = ssh.exec!(@command)
I have something like the following: public class FooWrapper { public Action Foo { get; set; } public void Execute()
How can I achieve this without using Compile() but just with normal reflection? var value = Expression.Lambda(memberExpression).Compile().DynamicInvoke();
Guys, I have a hard time converting this below linq expression(left join implementation) to lambda expression (for learning).
It appears that VB in VS8 doesn\'t support/convert lambda expressions with a statement body.I\'m using them in my C# application, but now must convert it to VB.
I am a beginner with LINQ and lambda function\'s. I was wondering how can i convert multiple linq statement to one statement using selectmany function.
I just want know if a \"FindAll\" w开发者_高级运维ill be faster than a \"Where\" extentionMethod and why?
I have a custom list which inherits from Generic.List<T> like this: public class TransferFileList<T> : List<TransferFile> { .. }
I find myself calling functions from lambdas frequently as the provided delegate does not match or does not have sufficient parameters. It is irritating that I cannot do lambda on subroutines. Each ti
I don\'t think it\'s possible to use operators as a parameters to methods in C# 3.0 but is there a way to emulate that or some syntactic sugar that makes it seem like that\'s what\'s going on?
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