Add extendFuncMap to Predicate #202
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Thanks for this. Can you add it to the breeze-client repo? |
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Adding a function to extend the funcMap defined in FnExpr within the Predicate scope. This function is modeled after
extendBinaryPredicateFn, This will allow adding functions that are available in OData 4, but that breeze does not have defined.For example, after adding a
datefunction to the funcMap:var predicate = new breeze.Predicate("date(startDate)", "eq", dateValue);The workaround for this would be to use a pass-thru predicate:
var predicate = new breeze.Predicate("date(startDate) eq " + dateValue);