Normally, we can create properties like this, dynamic expando = new ExpandoObject(); expando.Price = 45k;
Is there an initialization syntax to the ExpandoObject that I can use to my advantage in aLINQ to XML query for brevity purposes?
I really like the ExpandoObject while compiling a server-side dynamic object at runtime, but I am having trouble flattening this thing out during JSON serialization. First, I instantiate the object:
I have an ExpandoObject with an arbitrary number of properties. I want to persist those properties to a MongoDB database as a BsonDocument. I try to do so with the following code:
I would like to dynamically add properties to a ExpandoObject at runtime. So for example to add a string property call NewProp I would like to write something like
When I try to databind an ASP.NET GridView to an IEnumerable<ExpandoObject> using an ObjectDataSource, I get the following exception.
I am try to add a dynamic method to ExpandoObject which would return the properties (added dynamically) to it, however it\'s always giving me error.
UPDATE The problem is not the code, the problem is that you apparently can\'t evaluate dynamic objects from the immediate window.
What are the differences between System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject, System.Dynamic.DynamicObject and dynamic?
Is there any way to use the new dynamic features in the 4.0 framework like ExpandoObject in VB.NET without setting Option Strict Off?With C#, you lose type safety only with the variables you specifica
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