I have a piece of dissassembled code which didn't work quite well around some reflection code. I have no idea on how to make it valid as I don't know how to work with MethodHandles etc... I think it should be a pretty simple task for a reflection guru because (as far as I can deduct) the only thing that needs to happen is 'getting a method handle from an interface'? Am I correct?
The following parameter is wrong.. IProductRepositoryItem.Code should be a RuntimeMethodHandle
(MethodInfo) MethodBase.GetMethodFromHandle(IProductRepositoryItem.Code));
Full code:
ParameterExpression parameterExpression = Expression.Parameter(typeof (T), "i");
// ISSUE: method reference
Expression<Func<T, object>> property =
Expression.Lambda<Func<T, object>>(
(Expression) Expression.Property(
(Expression) Expression.Convert((Expression) parameterExpression, typeof (IProductRepositoryItem)),
(MethodInfo) MethodBase.GetMethodFromHandle(IProductRepositoryItem.Code)),
new ParameterExpression[1] {
parameterExpression
});
string key = entityHelper.GetField<T>(property);
Assuming your function has no parameters, you should change the entire offending line to this:
typeof(IProductRepositoryItem).GetMethod("Code");
If it does take parameters, use the appropriate overload of GetMethod
.
EDIT: If you're trying to access a property, you should use the overload of Expression.Property
that takes a PropertyInfo
rather than a MethodInfo
.
typeof(IProductRepositoryItem).GetProperty("Code");