How would I use a like clause using the following LINQ snippet?:
var query = from r in document.Descendants("Employee")
where (string)r.Element("FirstName").Value == txtSearch.Text
select new
{
FirstName = r.Element("FirstName").Value,
Age = r.Element("Age").Value
};
I tried the following but it did not work:
var query = from r in document.Descendants("Employee")
where (string)r.Element("FirstName").Value.Contains(txtSearch.Text)
select new
{
FirstName = r.Element("FirstName").Value,
Age = r.Element("Age").Value
};
...thanks in advance for any assistance
You are trying to cast a boolean to an string:
where (string)r.Element("FirstName").Value.Contains(txtSearch.Text)
If Value really needs a cast to String the code should be this:
where ((string)r.Element("FirstName").Value).Contains(txtSearch.Text)
But I think you don't need it because if VS has completed Contains
it's an string function and the cast isn't needed:
where r.Element("FirstName").Value.Contains(txtSearch.Text)
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