'List<T>.ForEach()' and mutability
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15-11-2019 - |
Question
I want to translate all points in a List<T>
. This works:
for (int i = 0; i <PolygonBase.Count; ++i)
{
PolygonBase[i] = PolygonBase[i] + MousePos;
}
But using List<T>.ForEach
doesn't:
PolygonBase.ForEach(v => v += MousePos);
Ideas?
Solution
Your current code is simply re-assigning the local variable v
to a new value - it doesn't refer back to the original value in the list. It's the equivalent of writing:
foreach(int v in PolygonBase)
{
v += MousePos;
}
To write back to the original value, use ConvertAll
:
PolygonBase.ConvertAll(v => v += MousePos);
OTHER TIPS
ForEach is not mutable, it doesn't change the data structure in any way. Check out this threat. Using conditional lambda statements with a foreach Action on a list
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