It appears that VB in VS8 doesn't support/convert lambda expressions with a statement body. I'm using them in my C# application, but now must convert it to VB.

I'm creating a whole bunch of controls dynamically, and I want to be able to give them event handlers on the fly. This is so I can build a dynamic user interface from a database. In the following code I'll create a form and a checkbox, make the checkbox control the form's visibility, add a few method handlers to the form, and then add the newly created checkbox to a pre-existing form/panel/etc. Handlers for the form, for instance, affect the checkbox:

```
  // Inside some loop creating a lot of these forms and matching checkboxes
      Form frmTemp = frmTestPanels[i];  // New form in array
      CheckBox chkSelectPanel;          // New checkbox that selects this panel
      chkSelectPanel = new CheckBox();
      chkSelectPanel.Text = SomeName;   // Give checkbox a label
      chkSelectPanel.Click += (ss, ee) =>  // When clicked
      {
          label1.Text = SomeName;       // Update a label
          if (chkSelectPanel.Checked)   // Show or hide the form
          {
              frmTemp.Show();
          }
          else
          {
              frmTemp.Hide();
          }
      };

      frmTemp.VisibleChanged += (ss, ee) =>  // When form visibility changes
      {
          chkSelectPanel.Checked = frmTemp.Visible;  // Reflect change to checkbox
          ConfigurationFileChanged = true;   // Update config file later
      };

      frmTemp.FormClosing += (ss, ee) =>     // When the form closes
      {   // We're only pretending to close the form - it'll sit around until needed
          chkSelectPanel.Checked = false;    // Update the checkbox
          frmTemp.Hide();                    // Hide the form
          ee.Cancel = true;                  // Cancel the close
      };

      flpSelectGroup.Controls.Add(chkSelectPanel); // Add checkbox to flow layout panel
  // End of loop creating a bunch of these matching forms/checkboxes

```

Of course, I'm getting the conversion error, "VB does not support anonymous methods/lambda expressions with a statement body"

I really liked the ability to create everything on the fly, and then let the objects handle themselves - I don't need to add any special functions that figure out which form is giving the close event so it can search for the right checkbox and update the checkbox - It Just Works (TM).

Unfortunately it needs to be converted to VB.

* What is the best way to convert lambda/anonymous statement bodies into something that will work in VB, especially when one needs to create many of them?

-Adam