public class Abbreviation
{
public string ShortName { get; set; }
public string LongName { get; set; }
}
I have a list of Abbreviation objects like this:
List abbreviations = new List();
abbreviations.add(new Abbreviation() {ShortName = "exp.", LongName = "expression"});
abbreviations.add(new Abbreviation() {ShortName = "para.", LongName = "paragraph"});
abbreviations.add(new Abbreviation() {ShortName = "ans.", LongName = "answer"});
string test = "this开发者_开发问答 is a test exp. in a para. contains ans. for a question";
string result = test.Replace("exp.", "expression")
...
I expect the result to be: "this is a test expression in a paragraph contains answer for a question"
Currently I am doing:
foreach (Abbreviation abbreviation in abbreviations)
{
test = test.Replace(abbreviation.ShortName, abbreviation.LongName);
}
result = test;
Wondering if there is a better way using a combination of Linq and Regex.
If you really wanted to shorten your code, you could use the ForEach
extension method on the List
:
abbreviations.ForEach(x=> test=test.Replace(x.ShortName, x.LongName));
You could use the ForEach method. Also, a StringBuilder should make the operations on your string more efficient:
var test = new StringBuilder("this is a test exp. in a para. contains ans. for a question");
abbreviations.ForEach(abb => test = test.Replace(abb.ShortName, abb.LongName));
return test.ToString();
Try this one
TestList.ForEach(x => x.TestType.Replace("", "DataNotAvailable"));
or the one below
foreach (TestModel item in TestList.Where(x => x.ID == ""))
{
item.ID = "NoDataAvailable";
}
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