> callable IntCallable(i as int)

> def Foo(f as IntCallable, i as int):
>  f(i)

> Foo({i |
> j = i * 2
> print j
>  }, 1)

> Actually, I would probably like the do(i) syntax better, but either of them
> give me compilation errors.
> Short of defining this as a variable, is there a syntax option that I am
> missing?

> I think the semi colons work because the newline is ignored when inside of
> another expression (the method invoke expression).

> On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 5:13 PM, Ayende Rahien <aye...@ayende.com> wrote:

>> I am trying to make something like this works:
>> import System

>> callable IntCallable(i as int)

>> def Foo(f as IntCallable, i as int):
>>  f(i)

>> Foo({i |
>> j = i * 2
>> print j
>>  }, 1)

>> Actually, I would probably like the do(i) syntax better, but either of
>> them give me compilation errors.
>> Short of defining this as a variable, is there a syntax option that I am
>> missing?

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> Justin Chase
> http://www.justnbusiness.com

> ...
> Actually, I would probably like the do(i) syntax better, but either of them give me compilation errors.