Esempio n. 1
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 /// <summary>
 /// Constrcutor to initiate the reflective filter's 'filtering' operation.
 ///
 /// object type of holding property value
 /// the type of collection to add the object back into if filtered
 /// the optional clause of == or != to
 /// the FilterPropertiesCollection that contains /// all of the property names and values that we need to match
 ///
 /// the filter operand. Either an OR or AND
 /// </summary>
 public FilterOperation(Type typeOfObject, Type typeOfCollection, FilterClause clause, FilterPropertyCollection propertiesAndValues, FilterOperand operand)
 {
     _ObjectType          = typeOfObject;
     _CollectionType      = typeOfCollection;
     _FilterClause        = clause;
     _PropertiesAndValues = propertiesAndValues;
     _Operand             = operand;
 }
Esempio n. 2
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 public ReflectiveFilter(Type typeOfObject, Type typeOfCollection)
 {
     _FilterList     = new FilterPropertyCollection();
     _ObjectType     = typeOfObject;
     _CollectionType = typeOfCollection;
     try
     {             // create the concrete collection type.
         _FilteredCollection = (IList)Activator.CreateInstance(_CollectionType);
     }
     catch (System.MemberAccessException)
     {
         throw new MemberAccessException("You must specify a collection that is not abstract");
     }
 }