.net - Is it possible to evaluate a string containing valid LINQ dynamically / at runtime? -

The basic idea is to take a string and evaluate it against an XML file (or any LINQed provider)

< P> I found this. There is a cursory look on the document which is a page in the download bundle. It seems that adding extension methods to parameter parts of the LINQ query does anyone know whether it performs dynamic evaluation?

Is there any way (there is no way to sew the square with data from the XML file)?

  ClassFromWishfulThinking.Evaluate (sLinqQuery);  

This should be possible because it does!

There is a slight inclination, and I do not know that this is something that you want to do with the production code, unless you really can not escape from it.

There is no framework method that just wants to do it, I can say that due to a high level of confidence due to pure NAT works. You have to call the compiler using the linchpad.

You can change the Linq Dynamic Query Library for your requirement.