Question

I have a list of Ids and I only want to do an AND on the first one and and OR on the subsequent ones. In the past, I have kept a counter variable and when the counter is 1, I do the And, but after that I do an OR, but I was curious if there was an easier way:

foreach(string id in Ids)
{
   predicate.And(x=> id.Contains(x.id)); //I want to do an And only on the first id.
}

This is what I have done in the past, but is there a more concise way:

int counter = 1;
foreach (var Id in Ids)
{
     string i = Id;
     if (counter == 1)
     {
         predicate = predicate.And(x => i.Contains(x.id));
         counter++;
      }
      else
      {
           predicate = predicate.Or(x=>i.Contains(x.id));
          counter++;
      }
   }
Était-ce utile?

La solution

This works with a local copy of PredicateBuilder (no entityFramework or LinkToSql available at work):

var firstID = ids.First();
predicate.And(x => firstID.Contains(x.id));

foreach (string id in ids.Skip(1))
{
    var localID = id;   //access to a modified closure otherwise
    predicate.Or(x => localID.Contains(x.id)); 
}
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