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e.g. @Model.Children.Where(node=>node.shouldBeVisible)
To solve this, I used the DynamicQueryable class from the Linq samples which has a parser that can take a string then modified the internals a bit so
that if your object is a DynamicObject, an additional expression tree is generated which calls the TryGetMember on it
The end result is that you can now do this [I have Random(this DynamicNodeList nodes, int max) in my bin folder]
@Model.Children.Where("shouldBeVisible").Random(2) => two nodes, randomly picked, from the ones that should be visible
*Only* Where is implemented here currently, I'll add support by OrderBy and ThenBy after I've tested some more complex scenarios.
I need to fix a small issue with my DynamicLoading of extensions - under some scenarios the class doesn't get found and i'm not sure why.
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