How to pass two parameters to System.Func

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I have a function like this

public BuildColumn<TModel> TEST<TProperty>( Expression<Func<TModel, TProperty>> expression, string DisplayName, object HTMLAttributes, Expression<Func<TModel, string, TProperty>> SpecialHTMLAttributes, bool Show) {}

If you look at the 4th argument, it's an Expression<Func<TModel,string,TProperty>>. What I am trying to do here is pass a lambda expression and a string value, maybe "abc" . But I could not figure out how to pass them in this argument or how to use it.
Does anyone knows how to pass 2 parameters to a System.Func<>, or is there any better alternative?

Can you demonstrate what you'd like to do or how you want to use this? It's a bit unclear to me. — Jacob
– Jacob, Commented Jan 19, 2012 at 22:04

Jacob · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-19 22:08:35Z

Perhaps this is the parameter type you want:

Func<TModel, string, TProperty>

Or the expression form:

Expression<Func<TModel, string, TProperty>>

That would allow you to to pass something like this as the argument:

(model, str) => model.SomeCode(str)

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