Enumerable filters project #464
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This introduces a
Enumerablefilters project which allows projecting an enumerable into a Filter Parsing arrangement, much as we can do with anIQuerycurrently.Filtering on an
IEnumerableis useful, for the case where we are using a single SQL document, i.e. like aTemplatesDocumentwhere the items we want to filter on are contained in a dictionary, or list.You may or may not want this in the YesSql project :) but I'm using it internally, so figured it was worth pushing up somewhere.
Note: There seems to be a slight bug in Partlot compilation which is causing the tests to fail randomly. I assume it's related to initialization, when initializing in parallel. Only applies to complied parsers.
I'll open an issue there to go with