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dynamically create lambdas expressions + linq + OrderByDescending

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how can I create a dynamic lambda expression to pass to use in my orderby function inside linq? I basically want transform queryResults.OrderByDescending(); in queryResults.OrderByDescending(myCustom

how can I create a dynamic lambda expression to pass to use in my orderby function inside linq?

I basically want transform queryResults.OrderByDescending(); in queryResults.OrderByDescending(myCustomGeneratedLambdaExp); where myCustomGeneratedLambdaExp shall be a string containning x开发者_StackOverflow中文版 => x.name.

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I'm not sure where exactly did you need dynamic lambda expressions. Anyways, the best way to generate lambda expressions dynamically is by using expression trees. Here are two good tutorials on the subject:

  • http://marlongrech.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/working-with-expression-trees-part-1/
  • http://www.davidhayden.com/blog/dave/archive/2006/12/18/ExpressionTrees.aspx [dead link]

This code generates a lambda expression like the one you asked for ("x => x.name"):

MemberInfo member = typeof(AClassWithANameProperty).GetProperty("Name");

//Create 'x' parameter expression
ParameterExpression xParameter = Expression.Parameter(typeof(object), "x");

//Create body expression
Expression body = Expression.MakeMemberAccess(targetParameter, member);

//Create and compile lambda
var lambda = Expression.Lambda<LateBoundGetMemberValue>(
    Expression.Convert(body, typeof(string)),
    targetParameter
);
return lambda.Compile();

hope this helps


See Dynamic LINQ

Alternately, you can use a switch statement, Reflection or the dynamic type in C# 4 to return the value based on a supplied field name.

This has also been done to death previously

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