用于在运行时从接口生成具体类型的开源库？
我正在开发一些需要接受合同（指定为接口）并动态创建实例的东西，而无需任何正式定义的满足此接口的具体类。
语法示例如下：
IExampleMessage message = MessageBuilder.Create<IExampleMessage>(x => {
x.PropertyA = "Test";
x.PropertyB = 5;
});
我见过其他 .NET 库和框架提供类似的行为（我想到了 NServiceBus），我想知道是否有一个 3rd 方库可以抽象运行时代码生成。我认为 Castle DynamicProxy 是一个值得一看的地方，但这似乎完全专注于代理和拦截，并且似乎没有公开代码生成方面。
我可以编写一个使用 Reflection.Emit 动态创建类的实现，但是我宁愿使用可靠的开源库（如果存在）。
有什么建议吗？
I'm working on something that needs to take in a contract (specified as an interface), and create a instance on the fly, without any formally defined concrete class that meets this interface.
An example of the syntax is like this:
IExampleMessage message = MessageBuilder.Create<IExampleMessage>(x => {
x.PropertyA = "Test";
x.PropertyB = 5;
});
I've seen other .NET libraries and frameworks offer behavior like this (NServiceBus comes to mind), and I'm wondering if there is a 3rd party library that abstracts the runtime code gen away. I thought Castle DynamicProxy would be a place to look, but this seems focused entirely on proxying and intercepting, and does not seem to expose the code generation aspect.
I could write up a implementation that uses Reflection.Emit to create the class on the fly, however I'd rather use a solid open source library if one exists.
Any suggestions?
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即兴界面正是您所需要的：- http://code.google.com/p/impromptu-接口/
我用它来创建.NET 中的多态类型。
您还可以查看 粘土。
Impromptu interface is what you need:- http://code.google.com/p/impromptu-interface/
I've used it to create polymorphic types in .NET.
You could also look at Clay.
模拟库 - NMock 和 RhinoMocks 怎么样？
您也可以使用存根/期望将实现添加到具体类型。
Rhino 特别有一个很好的基于 lambda 的语法来满足你想要的那种东西。
这还不能完全满足您的需求吗？
像这样的东西吗？
What about the mocking libraries - NMock, and RhinoMocks?
You can add implementations to the concrete types using stubs/expectations as well.
Rhino in particular has a nice lambda based syntax for the kind of thing that you want.
Does this not full fill your needs?
Something like this?