static void Main(string[] args)
{
//our test model object
var something = new Something();
//we are going to add a delegate method to the PropertyChange
//so that we can view the property names
something.PropertyChanged += something_PropertyChanged;
//name uses the linq extension to resolve the property name
something.MyName = "Jason";
//street uses the [CallerMemberName] attribute to automatically get the property name
something.Street = "123 Ave A.";
var somethingInterface = (ISomething)something;
//name uses the linq extension to resolve the property name
somethingInterface.MyName = "Jason (2)";
//street uses the [CallerMemberName] attribute to automatically get the property name
somethingInterface.Street = "123 Ave A. (2)";
//extension on interface type
Console.WriteLine("Prop Name: " + somethingInterface.ToName(x => x.MyName));
//the following code shows the behavior of the extension based on
//two types of inputs.
//using a property
Console.WriteLine("Prop Name: " + something.ToName(x => x.MyName));
//using a method
Console.WriteLine("Method Name: " + something.ToName(x => x.ToString()));
//let's test another class
var otherClassTest = new StringBuilder();
//using a method (note: the Append method is not executed)
Console.WriteLine("Method Name: " + otherClassTest.ToName(x => x.Append("TEST")));
//the string value is not "TEST"
Console.WriteLine("StringBuilder Value: " + otherClassTest.ToString());
Console.Read();
}
