One Generic list that contain Points say =>List<Point>
Now I need to filter points and store it in another List<Point>
as per below condition and Using LINQ.
• At given Y value of Point
• Find 开发者_开发知识库Points with Maximum X values and Minimum X values.
NOTE:
Actually friends, I am looking for the LINQ query which performs above operation in just single query if possible.
Otherwise any best solution for above operation using LINQ,
EDIT:- see my code here but i am looking for sort solution.....
int givenY = 147;
List<Point> listOfPointLocal = (from point in listOfPointMain
where point.Y == givenY
select point).ToList();
var minX = listOfPointLocal.Min(p => p.X);
var maxX = listOfPointLocal.Max(p => p.X);
List<Point> listOfFilterdPoint = (from p in listOfPointLocal
where p.X <= minX || p.X >= maxX
select p).ToList();
Thanks…..
With a little help from an extra class you can pass the list only once.
public class MaxMin
{
public int max { get; set; }
public int min { get; set; }
}
And then
var points = new List<Point>()
{
new Point(10, 10),
new Point(15, 10),
new Point(20, 10),
new Point(42, 42),
new Point(47, 11)
};
var maxmin = new MaxMin() { max = int.MinValue, min = int.MaxValue};
maxmin = points.Where(p => p.Y == 10).
Aggregate(maxmin, (acc, next) =>
{
if (next.X > acc.max) acc.max = next.X;
if (next.X < acc.min) acc.min = next.X;
return acc;
});
to keep it a bit readable:
var points = new List<Point>()
{
new Point(10, 10),
new Point(15, 10),
new Point(20, 10),
new Point(42, 42),
new Point(47, 11)
};
var maxes = new {
minX = (from p in points orderby p.X select p).First(), // with lowest x
maxX = (from p in points orderby p.X select p).Last(), // with highest x
minY = (from p in points orderby p.Y select p).First(), // with lowest y
maxY = (from p in points orderby p.Y select p).Last() // with highest y
};
Although it does not give you min and max X in single query, following code may be useful to you.
List<Point> list = new List<Point>();
list.Add(new Point(10, 10));
list.Add(new Point(15, 10));
list.Add(new Point(20, 10));
list.Add(new Point(25, 15));
list.Add(new Point(30, 15));
var minX = (from p in list
where (p.Y.Equals(10))
select p.X).Min();
var maxX = (from p in list
where (p.Y.Equals(10))
select p.X).Max();
Console.WriteLine(minX.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(maxX.ToString());
Console.ReadLine();
This will return the one result set, but it is still iterating the list twice, there is no way you can do it without that though AFAIK.
list.Select(a => new
{
Max = list.Where(max => max.Y == ???).Max(max => max.X),
Min = list.Where(min => min.Y == ???).Min(min => min.X)
});
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