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27 using System.Collections.Generic;
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29 using System.Linq.Expressions;
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32 namespace System.Data.Linq.Sugar.ExpressionMutator.Implementation
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34 namespace DbLinq.Data.Linq.Sugar.ExpressionMutator.Implementation
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37 internal class MemberMemberBindingMutator : IMemberBindingMutator
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39 protected MemberMemberBinding MemberMemberBinding { get; private set; }
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41 public IEnumerable<Expression> Operands
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45 // a MemberMemberBindings is recursive, so let's recurse
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46 foreach (var memberBinding in MemberMemberBinding.Bindings)
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48 foreach (Expression operand in MemberBindingMutatorFactory.GetMutator(memberBinding).Operands)
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49 yield return operand;
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54 public MemberBinding Mutate(IList<Expression> operands)
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56 var bindings = new List<MemberBinding>();
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57 int operandsIndex = 0;
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58 // same thing here. The difficulty is that we have to split out operands
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59 foreach (var memberBinding in MemberMemberBinding.Bindings)
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61 int operandsCount = MemberBindingMutatorFactory.GetMutator(memberBinding).Operands.Count();
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62 var subOperands = operands.Skip(operandsIndex).Take(operandsCount).ToList();
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63 bindings.Add(MemberBindingMutatorFactory.GetMutator(memberBinding).Mutate(subOperands));
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64 operandsIndex += operandsCount;
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66 return Expression.MemberBind(MemberMemberBinding.Member, bindings);
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69 public MemberMemberBindingMutator(MemberMemberBinding memberMemberBinding)
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71 MemberMemberBinding = memberMemberBinding;
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