Thanks to a recent
answer on CodeProject, I discovered that lambdas can be made using multiple lines of code (I always assumed they could only use a single line of code). Here is how it's done in C#:
Action<int, int> dialog = (int1, int2) =>
{
MessageBox.Show(int1.ToString());
MessageBox.Show(int2.ToString());
};
dialog(1, 2);
The key there is to use curly braces to create a code block to contain multiple lines. After some
Google searching, I found that this can be done in VB.NET as well:
Dim dialog As Action(Of Integer, Integer) =
Sub(int1, int2)
MessageBox.Show(int1.ToString())
MessageBox.Show(int2.ToString())
End Sub
dialog(1, 2)
The key there is to add "
End Sub" (or "
End Function") and place each statement on a new line.
