Is it possible to connect an anonymous delegate using reflection?

Question

From this MSDN article, there are several ways to connect a delegate that uses reflection.

It seems the best way is with the CreateDelegate method:

Delegate d = Delegate.CreateDelegate(delegateType, targetObject, handlerMethodName);

Under normal circumstances, I would point to a handler method that resides in the targetObject class. But what if a delegate was created anonymously? Example:

public delegate void SelectedVehiclesCollectionDelegate(string query, List<Vehicles> list);
...
myObject.SelectedVehiclesCollection = (query, list) =>
                    {
                      //assign list of vehicles to list matching query
                    };  

There is no method in the definition of the class that the delegate refers to. I need to call this delegate, which is unknown at runtime, resulting in a list of items.

Well, it looks like my terminology got the best of me. I did not seek to create a handler, but referred to what already happened (Thomas Petrichek’s answer still gives me some idea).

Answer 1

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MyDelegate handler = (MyDelegate) propertyInfo.GetValue(obj, null);
handler(...); // Call as normal

Answer 2

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  public Action Operation { get; set; }
  public void Invoke() { Operation(); }
}

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var op = new Closure { Operation = delegate() { .. } };

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