brian.shapiro said:
evildictaitor said:
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evildictator,

The syntax shown in Visual Studio is Func<T, TResult> where T is a parameter.

Either way, it won't let me pass in a type parameter by reference.

You have the parameter order correct, but you still can't do what you want. The only thing a generic parameter can express is a type. The The parameter direction is defined by the Func<> delegate itself, and you can't change it. Depending on what you're trying to do, you can define your own delegate apart from Func<>. Something like this, perhaps:

public delegate int MyDelegate(out char value);

Actually, I'm not 100% sure the above is valid. An "out" parameter on a delegate may not be valid.