15 packages returned for Tags:"ExpressionTree"

FastExpressionCompiler is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

Sprint.Linq is a free set of extensions for expression tree

Lambda expression to JavaScript converter: converts System.Linq.ExpressionTree to syntactically correct JavaScript code. See the project page for more.

PredicateExtensions is a C# utility that will take two Lambda expressions and combine them using .And or .Or extension methods. Expressions be joined at runtime for dynamic LINQ queries. PredicateExtensions can be used with EntityFramework to refactor and create dynamic queries.

Lightweight optimizer of System.Linq.Expression expressions. Just basic boolean algebra and reductions, constant and tuple/anonymous type eliminations. For side-effect free Expressions. No compilation-subjective optimizations.

Lambda expression to JavaScript converter: converts System.Linq.ExpressionTree to syntactically correct JavaScript code. See the project page for more.

.Net library for clever processing of requests from datatables.net jQuery plugin on the server side (ASP.NET, Nancy or any other web server). It dynamically builds an expression tree from the request and allows to filter and sort an IQueryable according to the request parameters.

Extensions to System.Reflection.

FastExpressionCompiler for LightExpression is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

This package adds the PredicateExtensions source directly to your project. For the full project, including tests, download the project from github.

FastExpressionCompiler is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

FastExpressionCompiler is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

FastExpressionCompiler is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

FastExpressionCompiler is 10-40x times faster than Expression.Compile()

Lightweight optimizer of System.Linq.Expression expressions. Just basic boolean algebra and reductions, constant and tuple/anonymous type eliminations. For side-effect free Expressions. No compilation-subjective optimizations.