could be update the code style (instance=> instance.member) to (instance>member)

[sgf]

could be

let the (instance=> instance.member) to (instance>member)

that's will make the c# code more clearly

[yaakov-h]

Possible duplicate of #91.

[svick]

The syntax instance>member already means something. Even if the compiler was somehow able to figure out that you meant to use a shorthand lambda and not the greater than operator, it would be incredibly confusing to programmers reading the code.

[sgf]

">" just is style, instance@member or other style also is fine.
style is not important，the important is let the code more clearly, like the yaakov-h post's #91

[initram]

If you are trying to the same thing as the other issue, then why did you create another issue? You could write your comments in the other issue.

[sgf]

@initram sorry,i dont know there is another same issue has been at here.i just look for the new C# 8 features not found this improvement,so,im created this issue.