Strict Type Matching

With StrictTypeMatching, expressions comparing incompatible types (e.g., string and int) will return false.

Usage Example

var configuration = new ExpressionConfiguration
{
    Evaluation = new ExpressionEvaluationOptions
    {
        StrictTypeMatching = true
    }
};

var expression = new Expression("'1' == 1", configuration);
Debug.Assert(false, expression.Evaluate()); // Without StrictTypeMatching, this would be true.

It is especially useful in expressions like this that would throw an exception:

var expression = new Expression("'' == 1", configuration);
Debug.Assert(false, expression.Evaluate()); // Without StrictTypeMatching, this would throw an exception.