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c#asp.net-mvc
Sarra
Sarra

Reputation: 99

Concat two lists of different object in couples using asp.net mvc

I have a list of objects EnTeteCommande (which each have 3 properties) and a list of strings. I want to concat the elements of these 2 lists couples. For example :

List<EnteteCommande> Ent = new List<List<EnteteCommande>();
Ent.Add(E1); // E1 : { code = 011 , Date = 10/05/2016 , Ref = 01236 }
Ent.Add(E2); // E1 : { code = 012 , Date = 10105/2016 , Ref = 01237 }
List<string> Status = new List<List<string>>();
Status = { "test1" , "test2"}

The result that I want is:

r1 : { code = 011 , Date = 10/05/2016 , Ref = 01236 , statut = "test1"}
r2 : { code = 012 , Date = 10105/2016 , Ref = 01237 , statut = "test2" }

I used linq's Zip but I can't display the result in razor 

 var historiques = Ent as List<AURES_GROS_EnTeteCommande>;
                    var statuts = statuts as List<string>;
                    var resultats = historiques.Zip(statuts, (item, statut) => new { item = item, statut = statut });
                    ViewBag.resultats = resultats;

and this my code in razor view : 

foreach (var it in ViewBag.resultats)
                            {
                                <tbody>
                                <tr class="even pointer">
                                    <td class="a-center ">
                                        <input type="checkbox" class="tableflat" value="" name="ids" id="ids">
                                    </td>
                                    <td> @it.item.Code</td>
                                    <td> @it.item.Date.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy")</td>
                                    <td> @it.item.Ref</a></td>
                                    <td>
                                        @it.statut
                                    </td>
</tbody>

Does anyone have a solution? Thanks.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 729

Answers (1)

AD.Net
AD.Net

Reputation: 13399

ent.Zip(status, (e,s) =>new {e.code, e.Date, e.Ref, status = s})

Working sample: https://dotnetfiddle.net/eay1Zw

    List<EnteteCommande> Ent = new List<EnteteCommande>();
    var E1 = new EnteteCommande { code = "011" , Date = "10/05/2016" , Ref = "01236" };
    var E2 = new EnteteCommande { code = "012" , Date = "10105/2016" , Ref = "01237" };
    Ent.Add(E1); 
    Ent.Add(E2); 
    List<string> Status = new List<string>{ "test1" , "test2"};

    var result = Ent.Zip(Status, (e,s) => new {e.code, e.Date, e.Ref, status = s}).ToList();

Upvotes: 3

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