static void Main(string[] args)
{
TakeIntReturnIntDelegate method1 =
delegate(int v) {
return(v + 100);
};
DoSomethingWithDelegate(method1);
DoSomethingWithDelegate(delegate(int x) { return(x / 2); });
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Doesn't work
//TakeIntReturnIntDelegate del = Foo;
// Hm... shouldn't work, but does :) -
// Impossible to configure the C# compiler these days to NOT understand this.
TakeIntReturnIntDelegate del = Square;
// How it should have been in C# 1.0:
del = new TakeIntReturnIntDelegate(Square);
Console.WriteLine(del(13));
// Delegates are types - do with them what you can do with other types.
DoSomethingWithDelegate(del);
}
static void DoSomethingWithDelegate(TakeIntReturnIntDelegate del)
{
Console.WriteLine(del(5) + del(8));
}
static void DoSomething(TakeIntReturnIntDelegate function)
{
Console.WriteLine(function(10));
}