Adding Decompile extension methods for non-generic IQueryable (#177) #178
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…#178) Fixes hazzik#177 +semver:feature
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Hi,
This resolves #177.
I'm trying to use the Decompile extension with a class defined at runtime using the TypeBuilder. This means I only have a non-generic IQueryable type. As mentioned in issue #177 there are no non-generic Decompile extension methods. I could call the generic one at runtime using reflection but the code to do that is already in the DecompiledQueryProvider, it's just not accessible without the non-generic Decompile extension method, so I've added it and a couple of tests. I didn't go particularly crazy on the tests because the non-generic CreateQuery just calls the generic one.
Thanks,
Richard