/// <summary>
/// Creates, inserts, and returns a new <see cref="ILinqFromClause"/> defines
/// the from clause by its range variable name and range source selector.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="rangeVariableName">The name of the range variable
/// referenced in the expression.</param>
/// <param name="rangeSelector">The <see cref="IExpression"/> which denotes where to
/// find the range source.</param>
/// <returns>An <see cref="ILinqFromClause"/> instance which
/// defines the new clause.</returns>
public ILinqFromClause From(string rangeVariableName, IExpression rangeSelector)
{
var result = new LinqFromClause(rangeVariableName, rangeSelector);
base.baseList.Add(result);
return(result);
}
public void VisitLinqFromClause(LinqFromClause clause)
{
Formatter.StartNode(clause);
Formatter.WriteKeyword("from");
Formatter.WriteSpace();
clause.VariableName.AcceptVisitor(this);
Formatter.WriteSpace();
Formatter.WriteKeyword("in");
Formatter.WriteSpace();
clause.DataSource.AcceptVisitor(this);
Formatter.EndNode();
}
