I've seen it said in other questions that the Linq query syntax compiles to a Lambda.
So why can you not do edit-and-continue when there is a Lambda expression in the method, while with query notation you can?
What's most infuriating, and is seriously making me consider switching to using query notation everywhere, is that even if your...
I have following array
string[] words = { "cherry", "apple", "blueberry", "banana", "mango", "orange", "pineapple" };
I want to find the Max and Min no. of alphabets. e.g. Max = 9 (for pineapple) and Min = 5 (for apple)
Which is the shortest method to do this.
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I have following LINQ to SQL query
from msg in TblUserMessages
join user in Aspnet_Users on msg.FromUserID equals user.UserId
select new {
msg.FromUserID,
msg.ToUserID,
msg.MessageLocationID,
msg.MessageID,
user.UserName
}
And following lambda expression:
TblUserMessages
.Join (
Aspne...
I get the basic principles of closures and lambda expressions but I'm trying to wrap my mind around what is happening behind the scenes and when it is/isn't practical to use them in my code. Consider the following example, that takes a collection of names and returns any names that begin with the letter C...
static void Main(string...
I have a problem to resolve here:
At the highest layers, we work with a dto. We use Entity framework in the Data layer, working with the entities, converting the results as dtos.
We have some custom searches being done in the upper layers, the question is: how to translate these lambda expressions between classes, assuming that each pr...
I have this function that shows a list of messages in reverse order.
protected void setupMessages(IList<Message> Messages)
{
List<Message> messages = new List<Message>() ;
messages.AddRange( Messages.OrderBy(message => message.DateAdded).Reverse());
MessagesRepeater.DataSource = messages;
MessagesRepeater.DataBind(...
There are lots of Fluent implementations out there now that work with Lambdas to do things that are quite neat. I'd like to wrap my brain around it so I can start creating some of these things, but I have yet to find an explanation that my brain understands.
Consider this simple example of a Person Validator
public class PersonValidat...
I will keep it really simple,
How do I get expression tree out of lambda??
or from query expression ?
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Let's say i got this:
public class Foo{
public string Bar;
}
Then i want to create a 'static reflection' to retrieve value of Bar like this:
public void Buzz<T>(T instance, Func<T, string> getProperty){
var property = getProperty(instance);
}
That should work. But what if Foo looks like this?
public class Foo{
...
I am using a lamda expression to filter a query.
Basically, I have lines that are composed of segments and these segments are marked as deleted, inserted or null.
What I want returned are segments that have been marked as deleted but whose any sibling IS NOT marked as deleted. As an example,
Line: "Soylent Green is people!" Broken ...
I want to be able to create "Transformation" classes that take a given object, perform a series of transformations on it (i.e. change property values) and keeps track of the transformations performed. The transformation performed will vary based on the properties of the object provided.
I want to be able to apply transformation rules (...
I'm porting some code I prototyped in python over to flash and while actionscript doesn't suck quite as bad as I expected (I hear v3 is quite a lot better than v2!) there's still some stuff I'm having to do that seems overly prosaic / boilerplate e.g. summing a list...
var a:int = 0;
for each ( var value:int in annual_saving )
{
...
I need to split a list into two equal lists.
For Example:
I have a list which consists of 10 items. I need to split the list into two equal parts(each with 5 items)
I have a list which consists of 9 items sometimes. I need to split the list into two parts(one with 5 items and other with 4 items)
Please suggest a solution for this.
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Hi,
I have an array of strings
var controlsToGet = new[] {"lblHome","lblContact"};
I have List<LanguageControl> and LanguageControl class holds Controls in it.
I want to get Controls from List which Control.Name == controlsToGet
I am looking for something like that
var all = fooelements.where(l=>l.Control.Name == controlsToGet);
...
Hi,
I've been reading a book which is in C#. I'm a VB.NET developer (and a very junior one at that) and I'm having a lot of trouble with the following code that contains lots of things I've never seen before. I do have a basic knowledge of Lambda Expressions.
public List<T> SortByPropertyName(string propertyName, bool ascending)
{
...
Hi,
In my last project i decided to use Entity Framework and it was all going well until i try to get datas with "where in", i got an error.
After a tiny search i ve come up with this post and that post.
This is what i am trying to do
var all = fooelements
.Where(l=>controlsToGet
.Contains(l....
I use Python 2.5.
I am passing bounds to the cobyla optimisation:
import numpy
from numpy import asarray
Initial = numpy.asarray [2, 4, 5, 3] # Initial values to start with
#bounding limits (lower,upper) - for visualizing
#bounds = [(1, 5000), (1, 6000), (2, 100000), (1, 50000)]
# actual passed bounds
b1 = lambda x: 5000 ...
Hi,
I am trying something that i not really sure but i want to ask here if it s possible.
Is it able to be done ?
public IQueryable<Info> GetInfo(int count, byte languageId)
{
return db.Info.SelectMany(i => i.LanguageInfo)
.Where(l => l.Language.id == languageId)
...
I am using Linq and the Entity Framework. I have a Page Entity, that has a many-to-many relationship to a Tag Entity.
I want to create a Linq query that pulls all pages that match all of the supplied Tags (in the form of a Int64[]).
I have tried various WhereIn, and BuildContainsExpression examples, but none are working as expected.
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I recently discovered that I can use lambdas to create simple event handlers. I could for example subscribe to a click event like this:
button.Click += (s, e) => MessageBox.Show("Woho");
But how would you unsubscribe it?
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