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The "=" is used as an Equality Comparison operator (==) to support expressions that use this by default. You could try to override the operator (see #54 for an example).
So by default it will return false if you're trying to set it to a new value, because it sees it as: OldValue == NewValue which is most likely false.
I'm trying to execute this:
IDynamicExpression eDynamic = engineContext.CompileDynamic("Object.Width = 0.20");
var res = eDynamic.Evaluate();
,
but for some reason, "res" is false and evaluation doesn't set anything.
Is setting variable property value allowed?
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