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November 14th, 2010, 08:22 PM
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What does "()=>" mean?
Greetings!
A source code file for a .Net 3.5 application contains the following code in the beginning of an array definition:
A C# source code file I am hoping to use in a project of my own has an array definition that begins with the following code:
stf.ParseBlock(new STFReader.TokenProcessor[] {
new STFReader.TokenProcessor("eventtypelocation", ()=>{ stf.SkipBlock(); }),
What does the "()=>" mean? I've never seen that construct before.
Thanks very much!
RobR
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