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Expression<Func<User, bool>> e3 = x => e1.Invoke(x) && e2.Invoke(x); | Expression<Func<User, bool>> e3 = x => e1.Invoke(x) && e2.Invoke(x); | ||
Console.WriteLine(e3.Expand()); // x => (x.Name.StartsWith("U") AndAlso x.Name.EndsWith("2")) | Console.WriteLine(e3.Expand()); // x => (x.Name.StartsWith("U") AndAlso x.Name.EndsWith("2")) | ||
context.Users.Where(e3.Expand()); | |||
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Version du 14 mars 2021 à 12:25
Links
- LINQKit on GitHub
AsExpandable
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Expression<Func<User, bool>> expression = x => x.Name.EndsWith("2");
context.Users.Where(expression); // works fine !
// as x.Users is not a IQueryable, Any cannot take an Expression but a Func
// so we need to use Compile to get Func from Expression
context.Groups.Where(x => x.Users.Where(expression.Compile())); // Entity Framework will throw an exception
// solution: use AsExpandable
context.Groups.AsExpandable().Where(x => x.Users.Any(expression.Compile()));
// Compile never actually runs; AsExpandable will strip out the call to Compile and substitute it with a correct expression tree
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Combining Expressions
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Expression<Func<User, bool>> e1 = x => x.Name.StartsWith("U");
Expression<Func<User, bool>> e2 = x => x.Name.EndsWith("2");
Expression<Func<User, bool>> e3 = x => e1.Invoke(x) && e2.Invoke(x);
Console.WriteLine(e3.Expand()); // x => (x.Name.StartsWith("U") AndAlso x.Name.EndsWith("2"))
context.Users.Where(e3.Expand());
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Installation
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dotnet add package LinqKit.Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore |
