Reputation: 2311
I have installed ReSharper 8.2.1 Full on my Visual Studio 2010 Pro and I have a requirement to convert the Linq to foreach. I found this article on their help site which tells like Converting a linq expression to code is possible with Resharper.
when I opened my application in Visual Studio and Placed the caret at the query expression and pressed Alt+Enter, I can see the "Convert Linq to method chain" but the other option "Convert Linq to code" is missing. Do I need to add any settings to make it work? Have anyone tried this option?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 4312
Reputation: 1
var data = lines
.Skip(1)
.Select(p=>p.Split(','))
.GroupBy(p=>p[0])
.Select((p,i)=>new Datastore.QuizCategory{
Id = i+1,
Name = p.Key,
QuizQuestions = p.Select(pp=>new QuizQuestion{
Question = pp[1],
Options = pp[2].Replace("\uff1b", ";").Split(";"),
Answers = pp[3].Replace("\uff1b", ";").Split(";")
.Where(p=>string.IsNullOrEmpty(p)==false)
.Select(ppp=>int.Parse(ppp))
.ToArray()
}).ToArray()
}).ToArray();
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 18573
"Convert LINQ to code" only works with certain expression patterns, like a foreach
statement or a return
statement that can be converted into a loop with yield return
. What's your code block?
Upvotes: 3