Hi, all,
If I write follow code in c# method. The IDE will compile it to a complex construct method of System.Linq.Exp ression.
Expression<Func <int>ex = () =10;
will be compile to:
Expression<Func <int>ex = Expression.Lamb da<Func<int>(Ex pression.Litera l(10))
It is so smart. I can travel in this expression tree. I can do some smart abilities on this design.
Now, I want write a console application. If user input follow string from console,
() =10
I want make a LambdaExpressio n object and execute it in my context.
I can use CodeDom to compile some c# code to a dynamic assembly. But I have not found a utility to compile c# code to an expression object.
How to compile a c# Lambda expression to a Expression object? Help me. Thanks. 2 3534
Well, it isn't that simple... you'd need to parse that yourself and
build the Expression by hand, or use the "dynamic LINQ" sample (which
does much of that): http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archi...y-library.aspx
An alternative would be to use the CSharpCodeProvi der to compile it *as*
C# (with suitable wrappers), and load the generated assembly on the fly;
not pretty.
Marc
Thanks Marc.
I had download the sample. It look is so cool. Thank you vary much.
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Well, it isn't that simple... you'd need to parse that yourself and
build the Expression by hand, or use the "dynamic LINQ" sample (which
does much of that):
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archi...y-library.aspx
An alternative would be to use the CSharpCodeProvi der to compile it *as*
C# (with suitable wrappers), and load the generated assembly on the fly;
not pretty.
Marc
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