Zev Spitz

I would say the primary difference on the code level between VBA and VB6 is the different global objects available to them. But that is also true of VBA when...

@mrlife What do you think of [numbered `it`s](https://github.com/zzzprojects/System.Linq.Dynamic.Core/issues/440#issuecomment-836169237), starting from the outermost parameter? In other words, the equivalent of this: ``` var qry = lst.AsQueryable().Where( p => p.Posts.Any( p1 =>...

To sum up, given: ```csharp class Foo { public MyEnum MyEnum1 { get; set; }; public DayOfWeek DOW { get; set; }; } enum MyEnum { First } ``` a...

@JonathanMagnan Apparently, things are not so simple. Instance methods are allowed only if either the instance type is an accessible type, or the return type is an accessible type. So...

Also, I would add that unlike instance methods, indexers can return an inaccessible type.

@StefH > Only the 'normal' Select is supported Is this because in general Dynamic LINQ only supports lambda expressions with a single parameter? Or because this particular signature extends only...

(I apologize; I can't reply at length ATM.) I think having this limitation on `np` would feel rather arbitrary. But in any case, it needs to be documented.

@StefH Could you elaborate on this: > However this would mean that when using np ,all arguments will be treated as np, which could lead to some undesired functionality from...

@rajeshmuraleedharan With #450, `StringComparison` is now supported, so the following should work: ``` users.Where("GivenName.Contains(\"sa\", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)"); ``` --- @wilari932 How would you write a case-insensitive search using standard expression trees? If...

@khmurach How are you escaping the quotation marks? Also, is this being run against a database or other Queryable provider?