Hi I would like a Linq statement to Convert List<IQueryable<Object>> to a List<Object>
I have a list of users each of which contains a list of associated storefront IDs. I have a separate list of integers and I want to find where any storefront id of a user matches any of the integers 开
I have a list of DrawObject[]. Each DrawObject has a Rectangle property. Here is my event: List<Canvas.DrawObject[]> matrix;
Here are my two objects public class ObjectHeaderBuffer { public int DataObjectId { get; set; } public string FileName { get; set; }
I have fixed the problem of it not listing the data which was related to a wrong field on the spawn dictionary but still i would like to question if the way I am approaching it is ok ?
How can I get similar functionality to doc.Descendants() using linq against a collection of objects that contains sub collections of the same objects X levels deep?
I have a process that extracts customer info from multiple databases (MySql) based on a timestamp. I store this data into a DataTable. The data table represents updates to existing customer info as we
var nums = new[]{ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,开发者_StackOverflow社区 7}; var pairs= /* some linq magic here*/ ;
class ExpenseClaim { int EmployeeId; int Team; double Cost; } List<EmployeeExpense> GetEmployeeExpenses()
I\'ve got some code that needs to scan through a hierarchical database schema, looking for properties defined in the schema that have certain interesting properties. I want to make a (flat) list of th
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