A test that shows how the current re-linq infrastructure doesn't push through and remove all anonymous object references.

gistfile1.cs

        [TestMethod]
        public void CreateFullEventNoCrossCutAllAnonMin()
        {
            var q = new QueriableDummyNoExe<LINQToTTreeLib.ResultOperators.ROFirstLastTest.ntup3>();
            var result = from d in q
                         select new
                         {
                             matches = from j in d.run1.Select(i => new { pt = i })
                                       select j
                         };
            var r1 = result.SelectMany(m => m.matches).Select(j => j.pt).Sum();
            var qm = DummyQueryExectuor.LastQueryModel;
            //ReferencedQueryExpressionReplacement.Replace(qm);

            Console.WriteLine("Replaced qm: {0}", qm.ToString());
            Assert.IsFalse(qm.ContainsClassRef("Anon", "Jet", "TruthJet", "MatchedJet", "matchedEvent"), "still has bogusobject");
        }

gistfile2.txt

Test Name:	CreateFullEventNoCrossCutAllAnonMin
Test Outcome:	Failed
Result Message:	Assert.IsFalse failed. still has bogusobject
Result StandardOutput:	
Replaced qm: from ntup3 d in value(LINQToTTreeLib.Tests.QueriableDummyNoExe`1[LINQToTTreeLib.ResultOperators.ROFirstLastTest+ntup3]) from <>f__AnonymousTypea0`1 j in {from Int32 i in [d].run1 select new <>f__AnonymousTypea0`1(pt = [i])} select [j].pt => Sum()