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I want to create generic expression filtering in IQueryable
public class Vehicle
public int Id get; set;
public string VehicleNO get; set;
public int DriverId get; set;
public Driver Driver get;set;
public class Driver
public int Id get; set;
public string Name get; set;
operator = "Contain", field name = "Driver.Name", Value filter =
"Micheal"
I don't know how to filter driver name.
Here is my full code
IQueryable<SysClientSiteUser> query = entity.SysClientSiteUsers.Include(i => i.SysClientSiteRole);
Dictionary<string, string> dtFilter = new Dictionary<string, string>();
dtFilter.Add("VehicleNo", "A123");
Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>> lookup = new Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>>();
lookup.Add(typeof(string), x => return x; );
lookup.Add(typeof(long), x => return long.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(int), x => return int.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(double), x => return double.Parse(x); );
var paramExpr = Expression.Parameter(typeof(Vehicle), "VehicleNo");
var keyPropExpr = Expression.Property(paramExpr, "VehicleNo");
if (!lookup.ContainsKey(keyPropExpr.Type))
throw new Exception("Unknown type : " + keyPropExpr.Type.ToString());
var typeDelegate = lookup[keyPropExpr.Type];
var constantExp = typeDelegate("A123");
var eqExpr = Expression.Equal(keyPropExpr, Expression.Constant(constantExp));
var condExpr = Expression.Lambda<Func<SysClientSiteUser, bool>>(eqExpr, paramExpr);
query = query.Where(condExpr);
for normal field, it's working. But if I want to call Driver name. it's not work. How to call "Driver.Name"?
c# linq lambda expression
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I want to create generic expression filtering in IQueryable
public class Vehicle
public int Id get; set;
public string VehicleNO get; set;
public int DriverId get; set;
public Driver Driver get;set;
public class Driver
public int Id get; set;
public string Name get; set;
operator = "Contain", field name = "Driver.Name", Value filter =
"Micheal"
I don't know how to filter driver name.
Here is my full code
IQueryable<SysClientSiteUser> query = entity.SysClientSiteUsers.Include(i => i.SysClientSiteRole);
Dictionary<string, string> dtFilter = new Dictionary<string, string>();
dtFilter.Add("VehicleNo", "A123");
Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>> lookup = new Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>>();
lookup.Add(typeof(string), x => return x; );
lookup.Add(typeof(long), x => return long.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(int), x => return int.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(double), x => return double.Parse(x); );
var paramExpr = Expression.Parameter(typeof(Vehicle), "VehicleNo");
var keyPropExpr = Expression.Property(paramExpr, "VehicleNo");
if (!lookup.ContainsKey(keyPropExpr.Type))
throw new Exception("Unknown type : " + keyPropExpr.Type.ToString());
var typeDelegate = lookup[keyPropExpr.Type];
var constantExp = typeDelegate("A123");
var eqExpr = Expression.Equal(keyPropExpr, Expression.Constant(constantExp));
var condExpr = Expression.Lambda<Func<SysClientSiteUser, bool>>(eqExpr, paramExpr);
query = query.Where(condExpr);
for normal field, it's working. But if I want to call Driver name. it's not work. How to call "Driver.Name"?
c# linq lambda expression
You'll needExpression.Property(Expression.Property(paramExpr, "Driver"), "Name").
– canton7
Mar 22 at 10:19
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I want to create generic expression filtering in IQueryable
public class Vehicle
public int Id get; set;
public string VehicleNO get; set;
public int DriverId get; set;
public Driver Driver get;set;
public class Driver
public int Id get; set;
public string Name get; set;
operator = "Contain", field name = "Driver.Name", Value filter =
"Micheal"
I don't know how to filter driver name.
Here is my full code
IQueryable<SysClientSiteUser> query = entity.SysClientSiteUsers.Include(i => i.SysClientSiteRole);
Dictionary<string, string> dtFilter = new Dictionary<string, string>();
dtFilter.Add("VehicleNo", "A123");
Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>> lookup = new Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>>();
lookup.Add(typeof(string), x => return x; );
lookup.Add(typeof(long), x => return long.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(int), x => return int.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(double), x => return double.Parse(x); );
var paramExpr = Expression.Parameter(typeof(Vehicle), "VehicleNo");
var keyPropExpr = Expression.Property(paramExpr, "VehicleNo");
if (!lookup.ContainsKey(keyPropExpr.Type))
throw new Exception("Unknown type : " + keyPropExpr.Type.ToString());
var typeDelegate = lookup[keyPropExpr.Type];
var constantExp = typeDelegate("A123");
var eqExpr = Expression.Equal(keyPropExpr, Expression.Constant(constantExp));
var condExpr = Expression.Lambda<Func<SysClientSiteUser, bool>>(eqExpr, paramExpr);
query = query.Where(condExpr);
for normal field, it's working. But if I want to call Driver name. it's not work. How to call "Driver.Name"?
c# linq lambda expression
I want to create generic expression filtering in IQueryable
public class Vehicle
public int Id get; set;
public string VehicleNO get; set;
public int DriverId get; set;
public Driver Driver get;set;
public class Driver
public int Id get; set;
public string Name get; set;
operator = "Contain", field name = "Driver.Name", Value filter =
"Micheal"
I don't know how to filter driver name.
Here is my full code
IQueryable<SysClientSiteUser> query = entity.SysClientSiteUsers.Include(i => i.SysClientSiteRole);
Dictionary<string, string> dtFilter = new Dictionary<string, string>();
dtFilter.Add("VehicleNo", "A123");
Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>> lookup = new Dictionary<Type, Func<string, object>>();
lookup.Add(typeof(string), x => return x; );
lookup.Add(typeof(long), x => return long.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(int), x => return int.Parse(x); );
lookup.Add(typeof(double), x => return double.Parse(x); );
var paramExpr = Expression.Parameter(typeof(Vehicle), "VehicleNo");
var keyPropExpr = Expression.Property(paramExpr, "VehicleNo");
if (!lookup.ContainsKey(keyPropExpr.Type))
throw new Exception("Unknown type : " + keyPropExpr.Type.ToString());
var typeDelegate = lookup[keyPropExpr.Type];
var constantExp = typeDelegate("A123");
var eqExpr = Expression.Equal(keyPropExpr, Expression.Constant(constantExp));
var condExpr = Expression.Lambda<Func<SysClientSiteUser, bool>>(eqExpr, paramExpr);
query = query.Where(condExpr);
for normal field, it's working. But if I want to call Driver name. it's not work. How to call "Driver.Name"?
c# linq lambda expression
c# linq lambda expression
edited Mar 22 at 9:46
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You'll needExpression.Property(Expression.Property(paramExpr, "Driver"), "Name").
– canton7
Mar 22 at 10:19
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You'll needExpression.Property(Expression.Property(paramExpr, "Driver"), "Name").
– canton7
Mar 22 at 10:19
You'll need
Expression.Property(Expression.Property(paramExpr, "Driver"), "Name").– canton7
Mar 22 at 10:19
You'll need
Expression.Property(Expression.Property(paramExpr, "Driver"), "Name").– canton7
Mar 22 at 10:19
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You can use a helper function to convert a nested property name string to an Expression that accesses that property for a given ParameterExpression and type:
private static Expression MakePropertyExpression<T>(string propertyName, Expression baseExpr) =>
propertyName.Split('.').Aggregate(baseExpr, (b, pname) => Expression.Property(b, pname));
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You can use a helper function to convert a nested property name string to an Expression that accesses that property for a given ParameterExpression and type:
private static Expression MakePropertyExpression<T>(string propertyName, Expression baseExpr) =>
propertyName.Split('.').Aggregate(baseExpr, (b, pname) => Expression.Property(b, pname));
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You can use a helper function to convert a nested property name string to an Expression that accesses that property for a given ParameterExpression and type:
private static Expression MakePropertyExpression<T>(string propertyName, Expression baseExpr) =>
propertyName.Split('.').Aggregate(baseExpr, (b, pname) => Expression.Property(b, pname));
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You can use a helper function to convert a nested property name string to an Expression that accesses that property for a given ParameterExpression and type:
private static Expression MakePropertyExpression<T>(string propertyName, Expression baseExpr) =>
propertyName.Split('.').Aggregate(baseExpr, (b, pname) => Expression.Property(b, pname));
You can use a helper function to convert a nested property name string to an Expression that accesses that property for a given ParameterExpression and type:
private static Expression MakePropertyExpression<T>(string propertyName, Expression baseExpr) =>
propertyName.Split('.').Aggregate(baseExpr, (b, pname) => Expression.Property(b, pname));
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Expression.Property(Expression.Property(paramExpr, "Driver"), "Name").– canton7
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