Hello,
I have a syntax question regarding the correct usage of
function/delegates/lambdas, arising after a used it incorrectly
and it took a long time to debug and see what's going on.
I found out there's a syntax which compiles OK but doesn't work
(as I naively expected).
The following is a
On Monday, 30 December 2013 at 19:00:49 UTC, Gordon wrote:
So I've learned that syntaxes in cases 2,4,6 are wrong, but
they still compile.
May question is - what do they do? what usage do they have
(since they do not trigger a compilation warning)?
Thanks,
-gordon
You could notice that synt
Gordon:
...
case 5. X = ",x); } )();
call_function!( (x) => { writeln("lambda,
case 6. X = ",x); } )();
call_function!( (x) => writeln("lambda,
case 7. X = ",x))();
}
There is also the simpler syntax:
x => writeln("lambda, case 8. X =
On 12/30/2013 11:00 AM, Gordon wrote:
Hello,
I have a syntax question regarding the correct usage of
function/delegates/lambdas, arising after a used it incorrectly and it
took a long time to debug and see what's going on.
I found out there's a syntax which compiles OK but doesn't work (as I
nai
