I have a list of Tuples that contain combinations of strings that I want to check for in a Queue property of my text file object (newFile). The Queue is a queue of strings called Lines.
I'm not sure the list of Tuples is the way to go but I only want a true result if Item1 and Item2 of any Tuple are found (in Item1 then Item2 order) in any line. Here's my best shot and I just can't figure out how to write the LINQ statement.
List<Tuple<string,string>> codes = new List<Tuple<string, string>>()
{
new Tuple<string, string>("01,", "02,"),
new Tuple<string, string>("02,", "03,"),
new Tuple<string, string>("03,", "88,"),
new Tuple<string, string>("88,", "88,"),
new Tuple<string, string>("89,", "90,")
};
bool codesFound = newFile.Lines
.Any(Regex.Match(codes.Select(x => (x.Item1 + "(.*)" + x.Item2)));
Something like this should get you the result you're after:
bool found = newFile.Lines
.Any(x => codes.Select(y => x.IndexOf(y.Item1) > -1 && x.IndexOf(y.Item2) > -1
&& x.IndexOf(y.Item1) < x.IndexOf(y.Item2)).Any(z => z));
Just in case you want to check the regex way, here you are:
bool codesFound = newFile.Lines.Any(p =>
Regex.IsMatch(p, string.Join("|", codes.Select(x => x.Item1 + ".+" + x.Item2).ToList()))
);
Here, I join all patterns into a single string like 01,.+02,|02,.+03,
... and then check if there is any string in the input array that satisfies this condition.
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