I am trying to determine what to use ... I have a requirement to pass an IEnumerable<TSource> to a function that writes the entity members\' values to file. Here is what the IEnumerable looks l
I\'m wondering what exactly is the difference between wrapping a delegate inside Expression<> and not ?
The fact that I expected this to work and it didn\'t leads me to search for the piece of the picture that I don\'开发者_如何学Got see.
The real world problem I\'m trying to solve: I have a database with a bunch of phone numbers stored as strings in an absolutely terrible format (eg \"(02) 9971 1209\"). The user of my program is going
For a pr开发者_JAVA百科esentation involving six components of a Person object\'s PersonName, I added an extension and a \'mini view model\' (PersonNamePropertyTextBox) to cut down on duplicated code a
I am working on LINQ to SQL translator. It should translate LINQ queries to SQL. I am focused on creating WHERE part of the query.
I\'m trying to support sorting via the WebGrid control in MVC3, which passes the name of a property on my model into my actions via a sort parameter.
I\'m looking for best way to write a query with LINQ or an expression tree to return a dynamic result according to dynamic input. For example, consider this pseudocode:
i have an extension method开发者_运维知识库 that configures the filtering for telerik grid. it receives lambda expressions as parameter. is it possible to make new expressions from existing ones e.g
I have a very short question. In mvc there is a static extension method System.Web.Mvc.Html.InputExtensions.HiddenFor(this HtmlHelper<TModel>htmlhelper,Expression<Func<TModel,TProperty>