Keywords.xml

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<DynLINQDoc xmlns="http://schemas.plainlogic.net/dynamiclinqdocs/2014">
  <Keywords>
    
    <Keyword name="it">
      <Description>`it` is a context keyword that allows a string expression to reference the current data element being referenced.</Description>
      <Remarks>You can use the equivalent symbol `$` instead of `it`.
      
All context keywords (`it`, `parent`, and `root`) can be disabled by setting `GlobalConfig`.[`AreContextKeywordsEnabled`][0] to `false`.
 
[0]: /Library/GlobalConfig/Property-AreContextKeywordsEnabled</Remarks>
      <Examples>
        <Example>
          <HeaderRemarks>The following example shows how to use the `it` keyword.</HeaderRemarks>
          <ExampleCode>var baseQuery = new int[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }.AsQueryable();

//Using the it keyword in a select statement
var result1 = baseQuery.Select("it * $");

//Using the it keyword in a where statement
var result2 = baseQuery.Where("it % 2 = 0");</ExampleCode>
        </Example>
      </Examples>
    </Keyword>
    
    <Keyword name="parent">
      <Description>`parent` is a context keyword that allows a string expression to reference the parent of the current data element being referenced.</Description>
      <Remarks>You can use the equivalent symbol `^` instead of `parent`.
      
All context keywords (`it`, `parent`, and `root`) can be disabled by setting `GlobalConfig`.[`AreContextKeywordsEnabled`][0] to `false`.
 
[0]: /Library/GlobalConfig/Property-AreContextKeywordsEnabled</Remarks>
    </Keyword>
    
    <Keyword name="root">
      <Description>`root` is a context keyword that allows a string expression to reference the root data element.</Description>
      <Remarks>You can use the equivalent symbol `~` instead of `root`.
      
All context keywords (`it`, `parent`, and `root`) can be disabled by setting `GlobalConfig`.[`AreContextKeywordsEnabled`][0] to `false`.
 
[0]: /Library/GlobalConfig/Property-AreContextKeywordsEnabled</Remarks>
    </Keyword>

    <Keyword name="new">
      <Description>`new` allows for the creation of anonymous types.</Description>
      <Remarks>Equivalent to the `new { Amount = 108, Message = "Hello" }` construct in c#.</Remarks>
      <Examples>
        <Example>
          <HeaderRemarks>The following example demonstrates how to use `new` in a string expression.</HeaderRemarks>
          <ExampleCode>"new(108 as Amount, \"Hello\" as Message)"</ExampleCode>
          <EquivalentCode>new { Amount = 108, Message = "Hello" }</EquivalentCode>
        </Example>
      </Examples>
    </Keyword>
    
    <Keyword name="iif">
      <Description>`iif` is used to create an inline if statement.</Description>
      <Examples>
        <Example>
          <HeaderRemarks>The following example how to use the `iif` keyword.</HeaderRemarks>
          <ExampleCode>var baseQuery = new int[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }.AsQueryable();
          
var result = baseQuery.Select("iif(it % 2 = 0, true, false)");</ExampleCode>
          <EquivalentCode>var baseQuery = new int[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }.AsQueryable();
          
var result = baseQuery.Select(x => x % 2 == 0 ? true : false);</EquivalentCode>
        </Example>
      </Examples>
    </Keyword>

    <Keyword name="in">
      <Description>`in` is used to determines whether a sequence contains a specified element.</Description>
      <Remarks>
        Compare to [`Contains`][0] Expression Method.

 [0]: /Expressions/Contains
      </Remarks>
      <Examples>
        <Example>
          <HeaderRemarks>The following example demonstrates how to use the `in` keyword to determine whether a sequence contains a specific element.</HeaderRemarks>
          <ExampleCode>var rangeOfNumbers = Enumerable.Range(1, 100).ToArray();

//Use a fixed set of numbers to test for
var result1 = rangeOfNumbers.AsQueryable().Where("it in (2,4,6,8)").ToArray();

//Use a variable set of numbers to test for
var values = new int[] { 2, 4, 6, 8 };
var result2 = rangeOfNumbers.AsQueryable().Where("it in @0", values).ToArray();</ExampleCode>
        </Example>
      </Examples>
    </Keyword>
  </Keywords>
  
</DynLINQDoc>