Interesting use of code generation - pretty cool, oft unused part of .net/C#. Also interesting how it's designed to be a drop-in single C# file, that often seems the easier way of getting functionality into a project, side-stepping DLL version issues.
Looking at the dynamic code gen... is it necessary? Can't they just use a method that takes 'type' and the set of properties as arguments? I'm sure I'm missing something, but don't see it at the moment.
