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I've been pushing for awhile for some editor smarts that would automatically build a function's expression lambdas as the student creates the function's type. For example, as the student fills out typ…
dhess updated
2 years ago
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Hi,
I've been struggling with (what I consider to be) unsatisfactory performance with Json.Net in UWP projects. After much research and testing, and some discussions with a developer on the .Net Nati…
Yortw updated
7 years ago
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Expression trees support only a subset of the things that could be semantically meaningful. Consider allowing them to support the following constructs:
- The null-coalescing operators such as a?.b, a?…
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It should be possible to call custom functions from lambda expressions.
For example, this should be possible:
```
BOOST_COMPUTE_FUNCTION(float, square, (float x),
{
return x * x;
});
transform(…
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### Description
When compiling a delegate from a System.Linq.Expressions expression tree, if the tree is too complex (and has hoisted variables), compilation fails at https://github.com/dotnet/runt…
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There may be another issue underlying this one (lambda expressions turn into
private classes, yes?), but if I have a fairly complex lambda expression such
that it's capturing variables, etc., of…
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VS 17.11.0 P2.1
Completion session controller should select the built completion when naming variables (in this case lambda expression parameter name), instead of matching the existing symbols or r…
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- Plugin Name: EmmyLua
- Plugin Version: 1.4.14-IDEA242
- OS Name: Windows
- Java Version: 21.0.3
- App Name: Rider
- App Full Name: JetBrains Rider
- App Version name: JetBr…
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There may be another issue underlying this one (lambda expressions turn into
private classes, yes?), but if I have a fairly complex lambda expression such
that it's capturing variables, etc., of…