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asp.netlinq
Diver Dan
Diver Dan

Reputation: 9963

Something not quiet right with my linq statement binding to a listview

I am trying to bind a grouped linq statement to a asp.net listview. Problem is when the result is been returned to my list view my result look like this.

System.Linq.Enumerable+WhereEnumerableIterator1[TransactionDetail] 20.5 System.Linq.Enumerable+WhereEnumerableIterator1[TransactionDetail] 7.3

My code is nothing special

    List<TransactionDetail> transactions = new List<TransactionDetail>();
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 2, TransactionID = 1, IsPurchase = true });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 2.2, TransactionID = 2, IsPurchase = true });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 2.9, TransactionID = 3, IsPurchase = false });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 4, TransactionID = 4, IsPurchase = true });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 2.2, TransactionID = 5, IsPurchase = false });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 5, TransactionID = 6, IsPurchase = true });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 5, TransactionID = 7, IsPurchase = true });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 2.3, TransactionID = 8, IsPurchase = true });
        transactions.Add(new TransactionDetail { PurchaseDate = DateTime.Now, TransactionAmount = 2.2, TransactionID = 9, IsPurchase = false });






        var grouped = from t in transactions
                      group t by t.IsPurchase into g
                      select new { 
                       AddedPurchase = g.Where(s=>s.IsPurchase),
                       Balance = g.Sum(s=>s.TransactionAmount)
                      };


        lstTransactions.DataSource = grouped;
        lstTransactions.DataBind();

My listview looks somthing like this

 <ItemTemplate>
    <span> <%# Eval("AddedPurchase")%></span><span> <%# Eval("Balance")%></span>
    </ItemTemplate>

Why am I seeing the System.Linq.Enumerable+WhereEnumerableIterator1[WebUI.TransactionDetail] 20.5 with my returned result. I am only interested in AddedPurchase and Balance

Upvotes: 0

Views: 151

Answers (1)

WiseGuyEh
WiseGuyEh

Reputation: 19080

I cant offer a good explanation as to why this is happening but you might like to try the following two fixes:

  1. Add ".ToList()" to the end of your LINQ query. This should stop you seeing the "WhereEnumerableIterator1" type description from popping up.

  2. Add a further LINQ query which can select a new list of ListItems from your grouping:

    lstTransactions.Items.AddRange( grouped.Select(x => new ListItem(x.AddedPurchase, x.Balance) )

EDIT:

The problem in fact lies with your second LINQ query, where you select out the new anonymous type into the variable grouped:

AddedPurchase = g.Where(s=>s.IsPurchase)

Added purchase will have the value of a Where() iterator. Im not sure what the purpose of the "AddedPurchase" variable is but if you for example wanted to signify a purchse had been made, then you could do:

AddedPurchase = g.Where(s=>s.IsPurchase).Count() > 0

Upvotes: 1

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