C# Multiple Parameter From Single Expression

Question

Do any one know how to send multiple parameter from single expression.

Please refer to my below class;

public class EMP 
{
    public string NAME { get; set; }
    public String FULLNAME { get; set; }
}

I would like to send selective property to a function, something like below.

SendColumn<EMP>(a=>{cl.NAME,cl.FULLNAME})

or

SendColumn<EMP>(cl =>cl.NAME,cl.FULLNAME)

Right now using the below function, I can only send one parameter per expression

public List<TRow> SendColumn<TValue>(Func<TRow, TValue> expression )
{
    // do some processing
}

Kent Weigel · Accepted Answer · 2016-10-06 04:02:58Z

2

Try using this syntax:

SendColumn(e => new EMP { NAME = "testName", FULLNAME = "TestFullName" });

If that doesn't work, please elaborate on your context and what error you are getting.

answered Oct 6, 2016 at 3:33

Kent Weigel

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3 Comments

Can you give some explanation about your answer? For me It probably won't work.

@LeonelSarmiento - The OP hasn't given enough information to get more information than this I think.

@Leonel Sarmiento - You are right. I edited my answer to use the type which was likely intended by OP rather than an anonymous type.