I have codes like this;
XElement TEST = XElement.Parse(
@"<SettingsBundle>
<SettingsGroup Id=""QAVerificationSettings"">
<Setting Id=""RegExRules"">True</Setting>
<Setting Id=""RegExRules1""><RegExRule><Description>Foo</Description><IgnoreCase>false</IgnoreCase><RegExSource></RegExSource><RegExTarget>[^\s]+@[^\s]+</RegExTarget><RuleCondition>TargetOnly</RuleCondition></RegExRule></Setting>
<Setting Id=""RegExRules2""><RegExRule><Description>Boo</Description><IgnoreCase>false</IgnoreCase><RegExSource></RegExSource><RegExTarget>\s{2,}</RegExTarget><RuleCondition>TargetOnly</RuleCondition></RegExRule></Setting>
<Setting Id=""RegExRules2""><RegExRule><Description>Boo</Description><IgnoreCase>false</IgnoreCase><RegExSource></RegExSource><RegExTarget>\s{2,}</RegExTarget><RuleCondition>TargetOnly</RuleCondition></RegExRule></Setting>
</SettingsGroup>
</SettingsBundle>");
List<XElement> LIST1 = new List<XElement> { };
foreach( XElement x in TEST.Descendants( "RegExRule"))
LIST1.Add(x);
var LIST2 = LIST1.Distinct();
var NEW = new XDocument(
new XElement("SettingsBundle",
new XElement("SettingsGroup", new XAttribute("Id", "QAVerificationSettings"),
new XElement("Settings", new XAttribute("Id", "RegExRules"), "True"),
LIST2.Select((x, i) => new XElement("Setting", new XAttribute("Id", "RegExRules" + i ), x ))
)));
NEW.Save(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() + @"\_Texting.xml");
I'd like to delete one of the same item (I need only one "RegExRules2" not two).
But, have failed.
What do I have to do ? (I guess, I am not good at with "Distinct()")
Thanks
You can do GroupBy
and use only the first item in each group to get distinct elements :
XNamespace ns = "http://schemas.datacontract.org/2004/07/Sdl.Verification.QAChecker.RegEx";
var distinctRules = TEST.Descendants(ns + "RegExRule")
.GroupBy(o => o.ToString())
.Select(o => o.First());
var result = new XDocument(
new XElement("SettingsBundle",
new XElement("SettingsGroup", new XAttribute("Id", "QAVerificationsettings"),
new XElement("Settings", new XAttribute("Id", "RegExRules"), "True"),
distinctRules.Select((x, i) => new XElement("Setting", new XAttribute("Id", "RegExRules" + i), x))
)));
result.Save(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() + @"\_Texting.xml");
Another possibility would be to create an IEqualityComparer
for XElement
.
A really basic example (which you shouldn't treat as a good example for an implementation of GetHashCode
. Look here for that ) would be:
public class XElementComparer : IEqualityComparer<XElement>
{
public bool Equals(XElement x, XElement y)
{
return x.Parent.Attribute("Id").Value == y.Parent.Attribute("Id").Value;
}
public int GetHashCode(XElement obj)
{
string val = obj.Parent.Attribute("Id").Value;
return val.GetHashCode();
}
}
And in your Distinct
operation would afterwards look like this: var LIST2 = LIST1.Distinct(new XElementComparer());
The technical post webpages of this site follow the CC BY-SA 4.0 protocol. If you need to reprint, please indicate the site URL or the original address.Any question please contact:yoyou2525@163.com.