The previous post discussed having anonymous methods as event handlers and ended with a question – why doesn’t unsubscription work while subscription works out alright? The way the C# compiler handles and translates anonymous methods is the reason.

JustAttach – a macro that finds out the output file path of the startup project of your solution and automatically attaches to it.

The syntactic sugar offered by anonymous methods makes them great candidates for writing event handlers; together with smart type inference, they reduce the amount of code written by an order of magnitude. And that’s without considering the power offered by closures. With event handlers, closures a

Mixing SetEnvironmentVariable and getenv is asking for trouble