bool Postkey =
statement
.ThreadPostlist
.First(x => x.ThreadKey == ThreadKey && x.ClassKey == classKey)
.PostKey;
This Ling query is giving me "Sequence contains no matching element" but I know I can use .FirstorDefault()
. When I use .FirstorDefault()
it will return me false
, the default value for bool
, when there are no matching records.
But I get a "Object not set to an instance of an object" error. I need to check the bool
for null
with .HasValue
and .Value
. I don't know how to do it.
Here is how you can use a nullable bool to solve this:
bool? postKey = null;
// This can be null
var post = statement.ThreadPostlist.FirstOrDefault(x=>x.ThreadKey == ThreadKey && x.ClassKey == classKey);
if (post != null) {
postKey = post.PostKey;
}
// Now that you have your nullable postKey, here is how to use it:
if (postKey.hasValue) {
// Here is the regular bool, not a nullable one
bool postKeyVal = postKey.Value;
}
You could do:-
bool? postkey = threadPostList
.Where(x=>x.ThreadKey == threadKey && x.ClassKey == classKey)
.Select(x => (bool?)x.PostKey)
.DefaultIfEmpty()
.First();
I think that better captures the intent of what you are trying to accomplish.
If you want to treat a null
value as false (and don't want to use a nullable bool), you could just check if the resulting post is null before referencing the .PostKey
property, like this:
var threadPost = statement.ThreadPostlist.FirstOrDefault(x =>
x.ThreadKey == ThreadKey && x.ClassKey == classKey);
bool PostKey = threadPost != null && threadPost.PostKey;
Or, a longer form would be:
bool PostKey;
if (threadPost != null)
{
PostKey = threadPost.PostKey;
{
else
{
PostKey = false;
}
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