entity framework 6 - What's the equivalent to not using params with Expression<Func<>>[]? -

i have code in repository base class entity framework eager loads navigation properties:

public virtual list<t> find(func<t, bool> where, params expression<func<t, object>>[] navigationproperties) { //blah biddy blah blah } 

then when calling above method:

var beers = beerrepository.find(x => x.type == "ipa", => a.ingredients, b => b.sizes, c => c.hangovers); 

it works great. know using "params" provides great magic shortcut when calling method , i've seen simple examples of needed without it.

but, i'm having trouble figuring out how call method above when remove params signature.

any thoughts?

a generic method method template. if supply type argument, becomes concrete, typed, method. method (without params)...

public virtual list<t> find<t>(func<t, bool> where,        expression<func<t, object>>[] navigationproperties) 

...in beerrepository turn like...

public virtual list<beer> find(func<beer, bool> where,        expression<func<beer, object>>[] navigationproperties) 

...which shows have provide expression<func<beer, object>>[] array. takes bit more clunky code build that, because can't take advantage of type inference:

var navprops = new expression<func<beer, object>>[]                {                    => a.ingredients,                    => a.sizes,                    => a.hangovers                });