问题
I have a situation where I will need to sort dynamically based on a configuration from database table ascending or descending
My Database table has column name That I will need to sort and sort order.
I have a list of objects, in which each object has an ExpandoObject.
My Class looks like this
public class Customer: Base {
public string Name { get; set;}
public string City { get; set;}
public string Address { get; set;}
public string State { get; set;}
public int Id { get; set;}
public DateTime Dob { get; set;}
public int Age{ get; set;}
public dynamic custom = new ExpandoObject();
}
Customer class has an ExpandoObject in order to store additional properties also called as custom properties which are configurable per Customer.
I have a table which has configurations for sorting, it has the Column names and sort order such as
ColName SortOrder
City Asc
Name Desc
custom_XYZ Asc //this means this is a custom column
All the column names starting with custom_(Property Name) are stored in expando object which in turn is a dictionary.
Right now I am using the below code to do dynamic linq orderBy
var sortList; // this list has the sorting list with type {string:ColName: bool:Asc}
var customers; //holds the list of customer objects with custom fields in expando
var col = sortList[0];
var propertyInfo = typeof(Student).GetProperty(col.ColName);
var sortedData= customers.OrderBy(x => propertyInfo.GetValue(x, null));
for(int i = 1; i<sortList.Count()-1;i++){
var col1 = sortList[i];
var prop = typeof(Student).GetProperty(col1.ColName);
if(col1.asc)
sortedData = sortedData.ThenBy(n => param2.GetValue(n, null));
else
sortedData = sortedData.ThenByDescending(n => param2.GetValue(n, null));
}
could someone help me on how could I sort data in custom object which is of type ExpandoObject.
ExpandoObject actually wraps the properties as a Dictionary internally so could someone help me on how could I sort the whole object based on the value of a Dictionary corresponding to a Key (which is columnName)
回答1:
You could try with something like:
public static IOrderedEnumerable<Customer> OrderByCustomer(IEnumerable<Customer> enu, Column column)
{
Func<Customer, object> selector;
if (!column.ColName.StartsWith("custom_"))
{
var propertyInfo = typeof(Customer).GetProperty(column.ColName);
selector = x => propertyInfo.GetValue(x, null);
}
else
{
selector = x =>
{
object obj;
((IDictionary<string, object>)x.custom).TryGetValue(column.ColName.Substring("custom_".Length), out obj);
return obj;
};
}
IOrderedEnumerable<Customer> ordered = enu as IOrderedEnumerable<Customer>;
if (ordered == null)
{
if (column.SortOrder == SortOrder.Asc)
{
return enu.OrderBy(selector);
}
else
{
return enu.OrderByDescending(selector);
}
}
if (column.SortOrder == SortOrder.Asc)
{
return ordered.ThenBy(selector);
}
else
{
return ordered.ThenByDescending(selector);
}
}
use it like:
var sortedList = new[] {
new Column { ColName = "Name", SortOrder = SortOrder.Asc },
new Column { ColName = "custom_Secret", SortOrder = SortOrder.Asc },
};
var col = sortedList[0];
var sortedData = OrderByCustomer(customers, sortedList[0]);
for (int i = 1; i < sortedList.Length; i++)
{
sortedData = OrderByCustomer(sortedData, sortedList[i]);
}
var result = sortedData.ToArray();
Note that you use my OrderByCustomer
both for the first ordering (where it uses the OrderBy
/OrderByDescending
) and for the other sub-ordering (where it uses the ThenBy
/ThenByDescending
)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35804873/c-sharp-dynamic-linq-order-by-expando-object