Expression Trees with dynamic parameter

Question

I want to convert this:

Func myFunc = t => return t.Name + \" \" + t.Surname;

Into an Expression Tree.

What I

Answer 1

For those who are or were interested in a solution:

ParameterExpression target = Expression.Parameter(typeof(object), "target");
ParameterExpression result = Expression.Parameter(typeof(object), "result");

CallSiteBinder getName = Binder.GetMember(
   CSharpBinderFlags.None, "Name", typeof(Program),
   new CSharpArgumentInfo[] {
       CSharpArgumentInfo.Create(CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.None, null)
   }
);

CallSiteBinder getSurname= Binder.GetMember(
   CSharpBinderFlags.None, "Surname", typeof(Program),
   new CSharpArgumentInfo[] {
       CSharpArgumentInfo.Create(CSharpArgumentInfoFlags.None, null)
   }
);

BlockExpression block = Expression.Block(
    new[] { result },
    Expression.Assign(
        result,
        Expression.Call(typeof(string).GetMethod("Concat", new Type[] { typeof(object[]) }),
                        Expression.NewArrayInit(typeof(object),
                             Expression.Dynamic(getName, typeof(object), target),
                             Expression.Constant(" ", typeof(object)),
                             Expression.Dynamic(getSurname, typeof(object), target)
                        )
       )
    )
);

Func<dynamic, object> myFunc = Expression.Lambda<Func<dynamic, object>>(block, target).Compile();

Here's exactly what I am doing:

1. Created a CallSiteBinder that obtains the value of the dynamic property Name of the dynamic object passed as argument
2. Created a CallSiteBinder that obtains the value of the dynamic property Surname of the dynamic object passed as argument
3. Invoked the method string.Concat(params object[] args). For that, I need to send my arguments as an array of object. I'm creating the array with the values of getName, " ", and getSurname.

I used the following answer as a guide and reference:

C# 4 “dynamic” in expression trees

With the above approach, one could do something like this:

dynamic person = new ExpandoObject();
person.Name = "Matt";
person.Surname = "Smith";

object value = myFunc(person);
Console.WriteLine(value); //Will print out "Matt Smith"

//Internally it just calls:
//string.Concat(new object[] { person.Name, " ", person.Surname });