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Linq Expressions – Access private fields
In this post I will show how you can use Linq Expressions to access private(or public) class fields instead of using Reflection.FieldInfo. Normally when you want to access a field by its name on a type...
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Linq Expressions – Calculating with generics
You can find the full code for this post here: http://www.puzzleframework.com/Roger/GenericMath.cs.txt The .NET framework lacks support for calculating with generic types. There is no way to ensure...
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Linq Expressions – Creating objects
This post shows how you can use Linq expression trees to replace Activator.CreateInstance. but first, please note that this is a followup on Oren’s post so read it before you read mine:...
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.NET Stateful delegates and memoization
I’ve been planning to write about stateful anonymous delegates for quite some time now so here I go :-) The common perception of anonymous delegates is that they are stateless functions used for...
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Lambda expressions are not delegates
There is allot of confusion gotesing on in the .NET community when it comes to Lambda expressions. Allot of blog posts out there claiming that Lambdas are simply another way to write delegates, or...
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