BuildableExpressions and BuildableExpressions.Generator work via creation of SourceCodeExpressions, which can be compiled to CLR Types at runtime, or used to generate C# source code files at build-time. A SourceCodeExpression consists of one or more types.

Defining a Class

To add a class to your SourceCodeExpression, use:

BuildableExpression.SourceCode(sc =>
{
    sc.AddClass("MyClass", cls =>
    {
        // Set class options if desired:
        // cls.SetSummary("Class description");
        // cls.AddAttribute(typeof(SomeAttribute));
        // cls.SetVisibility(TypeVisibility.Internal);
        // cls.SetStatic();
        // cls.SetAbstract();
        // cls.SetSealed();
        // cls.SetPartial();

        // Add class members - see below
    });
});

Members are added via the class API, which supports:

• Documentation
• Constructors
• Fields
• Properties
• Methods
• Attributes
• Interface implementation
• Inheritance