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Equivalent for Expression Trees
See original GitHub issueHey @KirillOsenkov, first of all RoslynQuoter is really useful, thank you for making it!
However I’m currently looking for a way to do the same for expression trees.
Basically taking c# source code and turning it into Expression.* calls.
Like an “Expression Tree Quoter” 😄
Google wasn’t of any help and since you made this awesome tool, I figured I should just ask you if you’re aware of any way that could be done; or maybe a project that already does this. 😄
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A little late to the party, but:
@rikimaru0345 I’ve written a library that allows you to do this, and a Visual Studio debugging visualizer that leverages the library to display this for an expression tree at runtime.
@svick Being able to take the source code and convert it the compiler equivalent calls to factory methods is useful, but not always an option; specifically, when I don’t have the source code of an expression tree, but only the runtime object.
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