Is there any way to create an instance of an object with object initializer with an Expression Tree? I mean create an Expression Tree to build this lambda:
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To represent object initializers in an Expression, you should use Expression.MemberInit():
Expression> BuildLambda() {
var createdType = typeof(MyObject);
var displayValueParam = Expression.Parameter(typeof(bool), "displayValue");
var ctor = Expression.New(createdType);
var displayValueProperty = createdType.GetProperty("DisplayValue");
var displayValueAssignment = Expression.Bind(
displayValueProperty, displayValueParam);
var memberInit = Expression.MemberInit(ctor, displayValueAssignment);
return
Expression.Lambda>(memberInit, displayValueParam);
}
To verify this actually does what you want, you can call ToString() on the created expression. In this case, the output is as expected:
displayValue => new MyObject() {DisplayValue = displayValue}