On first examination it appears that it does. A quick examination of the call stack shows that the method passed to the delegate is executed as one would expect. However....
I want to load all the KeyValuePairs in a Dictiona开发者_运维知识库ry<string, string> into anonymous types during runtime. There will be no knowledge ahead of time of the contents of the Diction
I have a method; public List<Task> GetTasksByAssignedTo(Guid contactId) { List<Task> tasks = dc.Tasks.Where(x => x.ContactId == contactId).ToList();
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What is the correct lambda syntax for the following query? SELECT a.Title, Count(b.Id) FROM a INNER JOIN b 开发者_JS百科on a.Id = b.FK_Id GROUP BY a.Title
So I have a std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Base>> vec and I\'m trying to sort it dynamically, given that there are logical comparisons between Derived1 to Derivedn (Derivedn always > Derivedn
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I\'m writing an asynch unit test and I would like to string it together using lambdas (or anonymous methods?) so I don\'t have to define named functions for the continuations.
Could you please help me make this code more in Linq style. I just trying to learn a new things here. IList<object[]> argsPerCallforserialization = new List<object[]>();
I have written a simple extension method for HtmlHelper class like public static string GetExpressionNames<TModel>(this HtmlHelper&l开发者_Go百科t;TModel> helper,params Expression<Func<
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