How to create a "complex" object from a list of fields
ex.:
public class Lines {
public string itemName;
public string locationName;
public string locationGeo;
}
List<Lines> lines = new List<Lines>(){
new Lines() {itemName= "item1", locationName="someloc1", locationGeo="1.11, 1.11"},
new Lines() {itemName= "item1", locationName="someloc2", locationGeo="1.12, 1.12"},
new Lines() {itemName= "item1", locationName="someloc3", locationGeo="1.13, 1.13"},
new Lines() {itemName= "item2", locationName="someloc4", locationGeo="1.14, 1.14"},
new Lines() {itemName= "item2", locationName="someloc5", locationGeo="1.15, 1.15"}
}
Group to something like, example object:
public class exampleLines{
public string itemName;
public locations locs;
}
ps.: this class doesn't exist at all.
So you want to group by itemName
? Something like:
var query = lines.GroupBy(x => x.itemName)
.Select(g => new { ItemName = g.Key,
Locations = g.Select(x => new { Name = x.locationName,
Geo = x.locationGeo })
.ToList() })
.ToList();
That's got two anonymous types in - once for the "container" class, and once for the "location" part.