Convert a single anonymously-typed object into a dynamically-typed object.              
            
            
            
Syntax
| Visual Basic (Declaration) |   | 
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Public Overloads Shared Function Convert( _
   ByVal anonObject As Object _
) As Object  | 
 
            Parameters
- anonObject
 
            
             
            
            
            
            
            
Example
| C# |  Copy Code | 
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private void RunProjectionQuery() {
   // Run a query (asynchronously) which returns an anonymous type.
   // Assume we've already connected and logged in.
   
   DomainModelEntityManager mgr = DomainModelEntityManager.DefaultManager;
   var query = mgr.Customers
               .Select(c => new { c.CustomerID, c.CompanyName });
   mgr.ExecuteQueryAsync(query, FetchCompleted, "F1");
 }
 private void FetchCompleted(EntityFetchedEventArgs args) {
   // Special logic to handle a projection query - 
   //  you can't bind to an anonymous type in Silverlight.
   // If an anonymous type is returned from a query, convert
   // it to a DevForce dynamic type to enable binding.
   // The Convert method returns an IEnumerable, which you
   // can use to directly set a DataGrid ItemsSource property.
   if (AnonymousFns.IsAnonymousType(args.Query.ReturnType)) {
     _dataGrid.ItemsSource = DynamicTypeConverter.Convert(args.Result);
   } else {
     _dataGrid.ItemsSource = args.Result;
   }
   // Binding to anonymous types isn't supported in Silverlight because the anonymous
   // type is not a public type.  The converted 'dynamic type' is public.  We can see this
   // here:
   bool isPublic1 = args.Query.ReturnType.IsPublic;
   bool isPublic2 = DynamicTypeConverter.Convert(args.Result).AsQueryable().ElementType.IsPublic;
} | 
 
 
            
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Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family
 
            
            
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