I can't find any FindAll method in my List, how can i select objects from the List that respond to a specific criteria, without using the old iterating method?
List<oPage> mylist = new List<oPage>();
my oPage class has a property called Title of type string.
I added a few items of oPage inside myList.
now i want to select all items inside mylist that have a title containing the word 'abc' 开发者_StackOverflowand return all those items in a IEnumerable.
how is it possible?
Thanks for your help.
If you're using .NET 3.5 or later, you can use LINQ to do just that
mylist.Where(p => p.Title.Contains("abc"));
The FindAll method returns a List
, but you can just cast the results to an IEnumerable<oPage>
:
List<oPage> mylist = GetYourList();
IEnumerable<oPage> results = (IEnumerable<oPage>)myList.FindAll(
delegate(oPage p)
{
return p.Title.Contains("abc");
}
);
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