Beispiel #1
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		protected override IExpression VisitBinary(BinaryExpression binaryExpression)
		{
			if ((object)binaryExpression == null)
				throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(binaryExpression));

			this.Strings.Append("(");

			this.Visit(binaryExpression.LeftExpression);

			switch (binaryExpression.BinaryOperator)
			{
				case BinaryOperator.Add:
					this.Strings.Append(" + ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Sub:
					this.Strings.Append(" - ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Div:
					this.Strings.Append(" / ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Mul:
					this.Strings.Append(" * ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Mod:
					this.Strings.Append(" % ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.And:
					this.Strings.Append(" AND ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Or:
					this.Strings.Append(" OR ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Eq:
					this.Strings.Append(" = ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Ne:
					this.Strings.Append(" <> ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Gt:
					this.Strings.Append(" > ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Ge:
					this.Strings.Append(" >= ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Lt:
					this.Strings.Append(" < ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Le:
					this.Strings.Append(" <= ");
					break;
				case BinaryOperator.Like:
					this.Strings.Append(" LIKE ");
					break;
				default:
					throw new NotSupportedException(string.Format("The binary operator '{0}' is not supported.", binaryExpression.BinaryOperator));
			}

			this.Visit(binaryExpression.RightExpression);

			this.Strings.Append(")");

			return binaryExpression;
		}
Beispiel #2
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		protected abstract IExpression VisitBinary(BinaryExpression binaryExpression);