DynamicObject.TryBinaryOperation Methode

public:
 virtual bool TryBinaryOperation(System::Dynamic::BinaryOperationBinder ^ binder, System::Object ^ arg, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] System::Object ^ % result);

public virtual bool TryBinaryOperation (System.Dynamic.BinaryOperationBinder binder, object arg, out object result);

public virtual bool TryBinaryOperation (System.Dynamic.BinaryOperationBinder binder, object arg, out object? result);

abstract member TryBinaryOperation : System.Dynamic.BinaryOperationBinder * obj * obj -> bool
override this.TryBinaryOperation : System.Dynamic.BinaryOperationBinder * obj * obj -> bool

Public Overridable Function TryBinaryOperation (binder As BinaryOperationBinder, arg As Object, ByRef result As Object) As Boolean

Parameter

Gibt zurück

true, wenn der Vorgang erfolgreich ist, andernfalls false. Wenn die Methode false zurückgibt, wird das Verhalten vom Laufzeitbinder der Sprache bestimmt. (In den meisten Fällen wird eine sprachspezifische Laufzeitausnahme ausgelöst.)

Beispiele

Angenommen, Sie benötigen eine Datenstruktur, um textliche und numerische Darstellungen von Zahlen zu speichern, und Sie möchten grundlegende mathematische Vorgänge wie Addition und Subtraktion für solche Daten definieren.

Im folgenden Codebeispiel wird die DynamicNumber -Klasse veranschaulicht, die von der DynamicObject -Klasse abgeleitet ist. DynamicNumber Überschreibt die TryBinaryOperation Methode, um mathematische Vorgänge zu ermöglichen. Außerdem werden die TrySetMember Methoden und TryGetMember außer Kraft gesetzt, um den Zugriff auf die Elemente zu ermöglichen.

In diesem Beispiel werden nur Additions- und Subtraktionsvorgänge unterstützt. Wenn Sie versuchen, eine Anweisung wie resultNumber = firstNumber*secondNumberzu schreiben, wird eine Laufzeitausnahme ausgelöst.

// Add using System.Linq.Expressions;
// to the beginning of the file.

// The class derived from DynamicObject.
public class DynamicNumber : DynamicObject
{
    // The inner dictionary to store field names and values.
    Dictionary<string, object> dictionary
        = new Dictionary<string, object>();

    // Get the property value.
    public override bool TryGetMember(
        GetMemberBinder binder, out object result)
    {
        return dictionary.TryGetValue(binder.Name, out result);
    }

    // Set the property value.
    public override bool TrySetMember(
        SetMemberBinder binder, object value)
    {
        dictionary[binder.Name] = value;
        return true;
    }

    // Perform the binary operation.
    public override bool TryBinaryOperation(
        BinaryOperationBinder binder, object arg, out object result)
    {
        // The Textual property contains the textual representaion
        // of two numbers, in addition to the name
        // of the binary operation.
        string resultTextual =
            dictionary["Textual"].ToString() + " "
            + binder.Operation + " " +
            ((DynamicNumber)arg).dictionary["Textual"].ToString();

        int resultNumeric;

        // Checking what type of operation is being performed.
        switch (binder.Operation)
        {
            // Proccessing mathematical addition (a + b).
            case ExpressionType.Add:
                resultNumeric =
                    (int)dictionary["Numeric"] +
                    (int)((DynamicNumber)arg).dictionary["Numeric"];
                break;

            // Processing mathematical substraction (a - b).
            case ExpressionType.Subtract:
                resultNumeric =
                    (int)dictionary["Numeric"] -
                    (int)((DynamicNumber)arg).dictionary["Numeric"];
                break;

            // In case of any other binary operation,
            // print out the type of operation and return false,
            // which means that the language should determine
            // what to do.
            // (Usually the language just throws an exception.)
            default:
                Console.WriteLine(
                    binder.Operation +
                    ": This binary operation is not implemented");
                result = null;
                return false;
        }

        dynamic finalResult = new DynamicNumber();
        finalResult.Textual = resultTextual;
        finalResult.Numeric = resultNumeric;
        result = finalResult;
        return true;
    }
}

class Program
{
    static void Test(string[] args)
    {
        // Creating the first dynamic number.
        dynamic firstNumber = new DynamicNumber();

        // Creating properties and setting their values
        // for the first dynamic number.
        // The TrySetMember method is called.
        firstNumber.Textual = "One";
        firstNumber.Numeric = 1;

        // Printing out properties. The TryGetMember method is called.
        Console.WriteLine(
            firstNumber.Textual + " " + firstNumber.Numeric);

        // Creating the second dynamic number.
        dynamic secondNumber = new DynamicNumber();
        secondNumber.Textual = "Two";
        secondNumber.Numeric = 2;
        Console.WriteLine(
            secondNumber.Textual + " " + secondNumber.Numeric);

        dynamic resultNumber = new DynamicNumber();

        // Adding two numbers. The TryBinaryOperation is called.
        resultNumber = firstNumber + secondNumber;

        Console.WriteLine(
            resultNumber.Textual + " " + resultNumber.Numeric);

        // Subtracting two numbers. TryBinaryOperation is called.
        resultNumber = firstNumber - secondNumber;

        Console.WriteLine(
            resultNumber.Textual + " " + resultNumber.Numeric);

        // The following statement produces a run-time exception
        // because the multiplication operation is not implemented.
        // resultNumber = firstNumber * secondNumber;
    }
}

// This code example produces the following output:

// One 1
// Two 2
// One Add Two 3
// One Subtract Two -1

' Add Imports System.Linq.Expressions
' to the beginning of the file.
' The class derived from DynamicObject.
Public Class DynamicNumber
    Inherits DynamicObject

    ' The inner dictionary to store field names and values.
    Dim dictionary As New Dictionary(Of String, Object)

    ' Get the property value.
    Public Overrides Function TryGetMember(
        ByVal binder As System.Dynamic.GetMemberBinder,
        ByRef result As Object) As Boolean

        Return dictionary.TryGetValue(binder.Name, result)

    End Function

    ' Set the property value.
    Public Overrides Function TrySetMember(
        ByVal binder As System.Dynamic.SetMemberBinder,
        ByVal value As Object) As Boolean

        dictionary(binder.Name) = value
        Return True

    End Function

    ' Perform the binary operation. 
    Public Overrides Function TryBinaryOperation(
        ByVal binder As System.Dynamic.BinaryOperationBinder,
        ByVal arg As Object, ByRef result As Object) As Boolean

        ' The Textual property contains the textual representaion 
        ' of two numbers, in addition to the name of the binary operation.
        Dim resultTextual As String =
            dictionary("Textual") & " " &
            binder.Operation.ToString() & " " &
        CType(arg, DynamicNumber).dictionary("Textual")

        Dim resultNumeric As Integer

        ' Checking what type of operation is being performed.
        Select Case binder.Operation
            ' Proccessing mathematical addition (a + b).
            Case ExpressionType.Add
                resultNumeric =
                CInt(dictionary("Numeric")) +
                CInt((CType(arg, DynamicNumber)).dictionary("Numeric"))

                ' Processing mathematical substraction (a - b).
            Case ExpressionType.Subtract
                resultNumeric =
                CInt(dictionary("Numeric")) -
                CInt((CType(arg, DynamicNumber)).dictionary("Numeric"))

            Case Else
                ' In case of any other binary operation,
                ' print out the type of operation and return false,
                ' which means that the language should determine 
                ' what to do.
                ' (Usually the language just throws an exception.)
                Console.WriteLine(
                    binder.Operation.ToString() &
                    ": This binary operation is not implemented")
                result = Nothing
                Return False
        End Select

        Dim finalResult As Object = New DynamicNumber()
        finalResult.Textual = resultTextual
        finalResult.Numeric = resultNumeric
        result = finalResult
        Return True
    End Function
End Class

Sub Test()
    ' Creating the first dynamic number.
    Dim firstNumber As Object = New DynamicNumber()

    ' Creating properties and setting their values
    ' for the first dynamic number. 
    ' The TrySetMember method is called.
    firstNumber.Textual = "One"
    firstNumber.Numeric = 1

    ' Printing out properties. The TryGetMember method is called.
    Console.WriteLine(
        firstNumber.Textual & " " & firstNumber.Numeric)

    ' Creating the second dynamic number.
    Dim secondNumber As Object = New DynamicNumber()
    secondNumber.Textual = "Two"
    secondNumber.Numeric = 2
    Console.WriteLine(
        secondNumber.Textual & " " & secondNumber.Numeric)

    Dim resultNumber As Object = New DynamicNumber()

    ' Adding two numbers. TryBinaryOperation is called.
    resultNumber = firstNumber + secondNumber
    Console.WriteLine(
        resultNumber.Textual & " " & resultNumber.Numeric)

    ' Subtracting two numbers. TryBinaryOperation is called.
    resultNumber = firstNumber - secondNumber
    Console.WriteLine(
        resultNumber.Textual & " " & resultNumber.Numeric)

    ' The following statement produces a run-time exception
    ' because the multiplication operation is not implemented.
    ' resultNumber = firstNumber * secondNumber
End Sub

' This code example produces the following output:

' One 1
' Two 2
' One Add Two 3
' One Subtract Two -1

Hinweise

Von der -Klasse abgeleitete DynamicObject Klassen können diese Methode überschreiben, um anzugeben, wie binäre Vorgänge für ein dynamisches Objekt ausgeführt werden sollen. Wenn die Methode nicht überschrieben wird, bestimmt der Laufzeitbinder der Sprache das Verhalten. (In den meisten Fällen wird eine sprachspezifische Laufzeitausnahme ausgelöst.)

Diese Methode wird aufgerufen, wenn Sie über binäre Vorgänge wie Addition oder Multiplikation verfügen. Wenn die TryBinaryOperation -Methode beispielsweise überschrieben wird, wird sie automatisch für Anweisungen wie sum = first + second oder multiply = first*secondaufgerufen, wobei first von der DynamicObject -Klasse abgeleitet wird.

Sie können Informationen zum Typ des binären Vorgangs abrufen, indem Sie die Operation -Eigenschaft des binder Parameters verwenden.

Wenn Ihr dynamisches Objekt nur in C# und Visual Basic verwendet wird, kann die binder.Operation -Eigenschaft einen der folgenden Werte aus der ExpressionType Enumeration aufweisen. In anderen Sprachen wie IronPython oder IronRuby können Sie jedoch andere Werte haben.

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