Hi all,
I'm not sure if this is by design or not, so hence the post.
I'm assigning an anonymous delegate within a foreach loop and within the
delegate I'm calling a function and passing a paramater to it. So far
everything is fine. If I pass a simple string to the called function
within the delegate, it always holds the last value of the itereration.
If I pass an object, the passed parameter is correct.
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, int> item in murderStats)
{
var se = new StringElement(item.Key,
item.Value.ToString());
se.Tapped += delegate {
StatisticsDrillDownMap( se ); // This works...
StatisticsDrillDownMap( se.Caption ); // This does
NOT work, and only holds the last item.Key
};
sec.Add(se);
}
where Caption is a string property.
I expected both ways to work and I've not tried this sort of thing on
Windows before hence the question.
So, is this by design?
Dominique.
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