I want to have a property like:
private DateTime *_tweetUtcDate*;
> public DateTime *TweetDate*
> {
> get
> {
> return _tweetUtcDate.ToLocalTime();
> }
> set
> {
> _tweetUtcDate = value.ToUniversalTime();
> }
> }
>
I do this in order to do the UTC change as you see in the getter/setter.
That's why I want to keep the field name like this.
I can easily map only the field like:
<property access="field" name="_tweetUtcDate" type="System.DateTime">
> <column name="TweetUtcDate" sql-type="smalldatetime" not-null="true" />
> </property>
>
But I still want to use the property "TweetDate" in queries, you know, like
when I call LINQ queries, I want to be able to include the property name in
select/where/orderby, etc..
Again, I could use something like "field.camelcase-underscore", but, again,
I want to keep the naming to express the use.
So, is that doable? Can I use a backing field with a specific field name,
not following specific naming convention?
* * Or is there a better way to achieve this easily ?
Regards,
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