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Reputation: 13801

How to merge two classes into single unit?

List<ReportDataInfo> Lrdi = new List<ReportDataInfo>();
ReportDataInfo rdi = new ReportDataInfo();
ReportDataInfo RdiMerge=new ReportDataInfo();
string[] AccountTypeCodeCustomArray = 
AccountCodeTypeCustom.Split(",".ToCharArray());
string[] SubTypeCodeCustomArray = 
SubAccountTypeCodeCustom.Split(",".ToCharArray());
string[] AccountCodeCustomArray = AccountCodeCustom.Split(",".ToCharArray());
for (int i = 0; i < AccountCodeTypeCustom.Length; i++)
{
    rdi = ExportDataToCSV.GetLedgerReportData(Globals.GetInt( 
     AccountTypeCodeCustomArray[i],0),Globals.GetInt( 
     SubTypeCodeCustomArray[i],0),Globals.GetInt( AccountCodeCustomArray[i],0), 
     this.CurrentSessionInfo.Company.CompanyCode, 
     this.CurrentSessionInfo.FinancialYear.StartDate, 
      this.CurrentSessionInfo.FinancialYear.EndDate);
   // Lrdi.Add(rdi);
    RdiMerge.Rows.Concat(rdi.Rows);                        
    //RdiMerge.ReportHeading = rdi.ReportHeading;
    //RdiMerge.Rows = rdi.Rows;
}

CurrentSessionInfo.ReportData = RdiMerge;

This is the things i have tried before

Now my question is i want merge returned ReportDataInfo from ExportDataToCSV.GetLedgerReportData();

I am stuck here whatever values returned from ExportDataToCSV.GetLedgerReportData(); I want to merge into single ReportDataInfo and then pass to CurrentSessionInfo.ReportData = RdiMerge;

ReportDataInfolooks like

[Serializable]
public class ReportDataInfo
{
    public string ReportHeading { get; set; }
    public List<ReportColumnInfo> Rows { get; set; }
}

Upvotes: 4

Views: 1576

Answers (1)

Jeb&#39;s
Jeb&#39;s

Reputation: 406

it simply use Automapper

AutoMapper is an object-to-object mapper, which allows you to solve issues with mapping of the same properties in one object of one type to another object of another type. For example, mapping a heavy entity Customer object to the CustomerDTO could be done with AutoMapper automatically

Upvotes: 1

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