How to modify an expression to pass it to a method

Question

The problem is:

public GetAll(Expression<Func<CampModel, bool>> whereCondition)
{
   // and it should call another GetAllCampsFromRepo method that gets Camps from a repository
}

public IList<Camp> GetAllCampsFromRepo(Expression<Func<Camp, bool>> whereCondition)
{
     return // Blah blah the list of Camps
}

So the question is how correctly call the second method from the body of the first method, mapping properties of different types - CampModel object to Camp object (they are similar but different)

How can I transform whereConditionso I could pass it to the GetAllCampsFromRepo? Because I can't pass it as is:

GetAllCampsFromRepo(whereCondition)

Can I use something like System.Linq.Expressions.ExpressionVisitor and modify the original expression? How to do that?

Answer 1

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