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Tokenizer and Parser is based on Vanlightly DslParser Project

I've created some new Tokens and modified the MatchConditions so it can work with Properties of the Objects.

The Linq-Where Extension Method accepts a String as Parameter. This String will be tokenized by the Tokenizer and parsed by the DSL Parser. After parsing the Method BuildExpression builds the Expressions for the Original Linq-Where Method.

Since I don't have enough time there will be no or not much support for this.

Usage:

IList<MyDataElement> liste = new List<MyDataElement>();

ObjectListView<MyDataElement> objList = new ObjectListView<MyDataElement>();
objList.DataSource = liste;

bindingSource1.DataSource = objList;
bindingSource1.Filter = "x > 3";

Register Custom Function:

class TestFunction {
        public static bool containsTestString(string x)
        {
            return x.Contains("test");
        }
}


// First Parameter: Name of the Function in the Filter
// Second Parameter: MethodInfo Object
ObjectBindingListView.LinqExtension.MethodInfos.Add("test", typeof(Form1).GetMethod("containsTestString"));


bindingSource1.Filter = "test(x123)";

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