Select method (new type)

Description

The Select method projects each element of a sequence into a new form. The new objects are generated using the classname{}{ property := value, … } syntax.

Sample

This sample transforms a list of Car objects to CarWithOwner objects.

Lambda
Query

var data := List<Car>{}{ ;
   Car{}{Manufacturer := "Alpha Romeo", Model := "Giulia", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jon Doe", Age := 40}}, ;
   Car{}{Manufacturer := "Fiat", Model := "Panda", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jane Doe", Age := 20}} ;
}

var result := data:Select({ q => CarWithOwner{}{ Manufacturer := q:Manufacturer, Model := q:Model, OwnerName := q:Owner:Name } })

foreach var item in result 
   Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0} {1} owned by {2}", item:Manufacturer, item:Model, item:OwnerName))
next

Output

Alpha Romeo Giulia owned by Jon Doe
Fiat Panda owned by Jane Doe

Complete sample

using System
using System.Linq
using System.Collections.Generic

procedure Execute() as void strict

   var data := List<Car>{}{ ;
      Car{}{Manufacturer := "Alpha Romeo", Model := "Giulia", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jon Doe", Age := 40}}, ;
      Car{}{Manufacturer := "Fiat", Model := "Panda", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jane Doe", Age := 20}} ;
   }

   var result := data:Select({ q => CarWithOwner{}{ Manufacturer := q:Manufacturer, Model := q:Model, OwnerName := q:Owner:Name } })

   foreach var item in result 
      Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0} {1} owned by {2}", item:Manufacturer, item:Model, item:OwnerName))
   next
   return

class Person
   public property Name as string auto
   public property Age as int auto
end class

class Car
   public property Manufacturer as string auto
   public property Model as string auto
   public property Owner as Person auto
end class

class CarWithOwner
   public property Manufacturer as string auto
   public property Model as string auto
   public property OwnerName as string auto
end class

var data := List<Car>{}{ ;
   Car{}{Manufacturer := "Alpha Romeo", Model := "Giulia", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jon Doe", Age := 40}}, ;
   Car{}{Manufacturer := "Fiat", Model := "Panda", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jane Doe", Age := 20}} ;
}

var result := from q in data ;
              select CarWithOwner{}{ Manufacturer:= q:Manufacturer, Model := q:Model, OwnerName := q:Owner:Name }

foreach var item in result 
   Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0} {1} owned by {2}", item:Manufacturer, item:Model, item:OwnerName))
next

Output

Alpha Romeo Giulia owned by Jon Doe
Fiat Panda owned by Jane Doe

Complete sample

using System
using System.Linq
using System.Collections.Generic

procedure Execute() as void strict

   var data := List<Car>{}{ ;
      Car{}{Manufacturer := "Alpha Romeo", Model := "Giulia", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jon Doe", Age := 40}}, ;
      Car{}{Manufacturer := "Fiat", Model := "Panda", Owner := Person{}{Name := "Jane Doe", Age := 20}} ;
   }

   var result := from q in data ;
                 select CarWithOwner{}{ Manufacturer:= q:Manufacturer, Model := q:Model, OwnerName := q:Owner:Name }

   foreach var item in result 
      Console.WriteLine(String.Format("{0} {1} owned by {2}", item:Manufacturer, item:Model, item:OwnerName))
   next
   return

class Person
   public property Name as string auto
   public property Age as int auto
end class

class Car
   public property Manufacturer as string auto
   public property Model as string auto
   public property Owner as Person auto
end class

class CarWithOwner
   public property Manufacturer as string auto
   public property Model as string auto
   public property OwnerName as string auto
end class