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Although I found a way to do this, it would be better if I could just initialize an ExpressionStarter more directly.
This is currently the round about way to do it:
var query = (from u in db.Users join d in db.Docs on u.DocId equals u.Id select new { DocName = d.Name, User = d.Username }.AsQueryable();
And then here we make a function so we can use our IQueryable:
private static ExpressionStarter<T> MakePredicate<T>(IQueryable<T> ignored) { return PredicateBuilder.New<T>(); }
var predicate = MakePredicate(query); predicate = predicate.Or(d => d.Username == someVar); query = query.AsExpandable().Where(predicate);
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Although I found a way to do this, it would be better if I could just initialize an ExpressionStarter more directly.
This is currently the round about way to do it:
var query = (from u in db.Users join d in db.Docs on u.DocId equals u.Id select new { DocName = d.Name, User = d.Username }.AsQueryable();And then here we make a function so we can use our IQueryable:
private static ExpressionStarter<T> MakePredicate<T>(IQueryable<T> ignored) { return PredicateBuilder.New<T>(); }var predicate = MakePredicate(query); predicate = predicate.Or(d => d.Username == someVar); query = query.AsExpandable().Where(predicate);The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: