Not sure if this is correct, I've used this
Property(x => x.Age,
map =>
{
map.Generated(PropertyGeneration.Never);
});
And my entity property is this
public virtual Int32? Age
{
get
{
if (!DateOfBirth.HasValue) return null;
var now = DateTime.Now;
Int32 age = now.Year - DateOfBirth.Value.Year;
if (now.Month < DateOfBirth.Value.Month)
return age;
if (now.Month > DateOfBirth.Value.Month)
return age--;
if (now.Day < DateOfBirth.Value.Day)
return age--;
return age;
}
set { }
}
This allows you to query on the property
var people = from a in _personRepository.FindAll()
where a.Age > 10
select new PersonViewModel
{
Id = a.Id,
FirstName = a.FirstName,
LastName = a.LastName,
Age = a.Age ?? 0,
City = a.Address.City
};
On , "Mauro D." <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm using this code for mapping entities:
var inspector = (IModelInspector)new SimpleModelInspector();
ModelMapper mapper = new ModelMapper(inspector);
mapper.Class(m =>
{
m.Id(x => x.Id, g => g.Generator(Generators.Native));
m.Table("Entities");
m.Version(x => x.Version, map =>
{ map.Column("NHVersion"); });
m.Property(x => x.Data, map =>
map.Type());
});
I want to be able to exclude a single property from the mapping.
There's a simple method with this mapping usage or I have to change
style and create my personal inspector inheriting from a base one?
Thanks
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