I don't think this is right.
Why not
>
> If(....)
> condition = Restrictions.Eq("Prop", ...);
>
> If(...)
> condition = other..
>
How can it set both these first two conditions. So in my example below,
options.Option1 and options.Option2 are both true.
>
> If(..)
> Query.Add(....Or(..., condition));
>
> Sory for the ... But im on the phone
>
>
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