OK so i've been bashing my head on this one all day and its doing my nut in...
I need to compile a predicate(of t) at runtime, then use it.
I can compile the code at runtime easily enough, the problem I have is then extracting the delegate.
If I use a non-generic delegate, it works. If I try to use a predicate(of t) it doesnt, complaining that it can not load the assembly - however the assembly it complains it can not load is not the runtime compiled one, its the assembly i am trying to use to
call it with.
Anyone have a cluse if this is possible?
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I figured it out. The signiture of the predicate i was compiling was wrong. I was doing;
public function DynamicPredicate(of t as TheType)(item as TheType) as boolean
Whereas what I wanted was;
public function DynamicPredicate(item as TheType) as boolean
And now it works.
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