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Free Silverlight training at Lynda.com

Thanks to Mike Taulty’s post, I can add yet another great training video collection to my library – Silverlight Essential Training on Lynda.com.

I’ve already pointed your attention to Lynda.com’s free WPF training videos in one of my previous posts, so keep an eye on evergrowing great training resource.

Dynamic code generation

To add to my previous post CodeDom extensions and dynamic LINQ. I’d like to mentions that the same technique can be used to generate/emit a valid compliable code.

Fore example the following snippet:

   1: var c = new CodeDom();

   2: c.AddNamespace("Samples").Imports("System")

   3:     .AddClass(

   4:       c.Class("TestClass")

   5:         .AddMethod(c.Method("PrintTest", "Console.WriteLine(\"Hello world !\");")));

   6: 

   7: string s = c.GenerateCode();

will generate the following code, which, at the end, can be written to a file or compiled in-memory:

   1: //------------------------------------------------------------------------------

   2: // <auto-generated>

   3: //     This code was generated by a tool.

   4: //     Runtime Version:2.0.50727.1433

   5: //

   6: //     Changes to this file may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if

   7: //     the code is regenerated.

   8: // </auto-generated>

   9: //------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  10: 

  11: namespace Samples {

  12:     using System;

  13:

  14:

  15:     public class TestClass

  16:     {

  17:         public static void PrintTest()

  18:         {

  19:             Console.WriteLine(\"Hello world!\");

  20:         }

  21:     }

  22: }

So, unleash your imagination!

[The full source code with tests/examples you can find, as usual, on my web site: http://igor.moochnick.googlepages.com]