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Daniel Santos
Daniel Santos

Reputation: 15938

How to break a .Where() with OR operator into separated function calls?

I'm have a query with some "OR" operators. for instance.

entities.Where(e=> (...) || (...) || (...) || (...));

I would like to break this into several calls like the Where() function allows me. for instance:

entities = entities.Where(e => (some logic A));
// ...
entities = entities.Where(e => (some logic B));
// ...
entities = entities.Where(e => (some logic C));

Is possible to do the same but for a OR logic instead of AND Logic?

The main reason that I would like to break this logic into several lines of code is that each OR can be applied by different functions.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 83

Answers (1)

Amy B
Amy B

Reputation: 110171

you can do something like:

set1 = entities.Where(e => (some logic A));
set2 = entities.Where(e => (some logic B));
set3 = entities.Where(e => (some logic C));

entities = set1.Union(set2).Union(set3);

Upvotes: 2

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