[AccessD] Friday fun: Lambda Expressions

Hi Charlotte

So do I, but in C# a similar construct does not exist and I really don't understand why - if you don't like that construct you could just choose not to use it.

/gustav

>>> cfoust at infostatsystems.com 27-09-2007 02:07 >>>
I use With...End With all the time in .Net because I'm working with
things like the current row of a dataset, or the cells of a grid, or
some such, and I can still use intellisense once I've created the With
... End With shell.  In a complicated routine, why not reduce some of
the references you have to read??

Charlotte Foust 

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Absolutely correct.
I have not found myself missing With... , with Intellisense you
generally only have to type the first character or 2 anyway.
I had to do some maint programming in VB6 this week and it just felt
clunky.
The only feature I miss is being able to break into the code from a
MessageBox  [CTL+Break].


Is there some shortcut I'm missing?

cheers

Michael M

Hi Gustav,

Thank you for your clarifications.

<<<
I miss the With .. End With constructs but that's it.
>>>
I'd bet you'll quickly forget about 'With ... End With' block and what
for it was needed when you'll see how "smart" VS2005 IDE's Intellisense
is for C#...


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Shamil