I have a list of my custom class Customer and I want to sort them alphabetically by Title. So I wrote
myList = myList.OrderByDescending(x => x.Title).ToList<Customer>();
Now the problem is that this method doesn't support the Swedish way of sorting the letters å, ä, ö. They should appear at the end after the letter z but they don't.
So I made a workaround method that replaces the Swedish letters before the ordering and then changes them back afterwords. It looks like this but it is quite slow. Can somebody think of a better way?
private List<Customer> OrderBySwedish(List<Customer> myList)
{
foreach (var customer in myList)
{
customer.Title = customer.Title.Replace("å", "zzz1").Replace("ä", "zzz2").Replace("ö", "zzz3").Replace("Å", "Zzz1").Replace("Ä", "Zzz2").Replace("Ö", "Zzz3");
}
myList= myList.OrderBy(x => x.Title).ToList<Customer>();
foreach (var customer in m开发者_运维知识库yList)
{
customer.Title = customer.Title.Replace("zzz1", "å").Replace("zzz2", "ä").Replace("zzz3", "ö").Replace("Zzz1", "Å").Replace("Zzz2", "Ä").Replace("Zzz3", "Ö");
}
return myList;
}
You can use culture specific StringComparer
, see here.
CultureInfo culture = new CultureInfo("sv-SE");
var result = myList.OrderByDescending(x =>
x.Title, StringComparer.Create(culture, false));
Set the Thread.CurrentCulture property to the correct culture.
I my case: _My sorting list have value was encoded. This make my order incorrect. Add decoded solving my problems !
The workaround I found for a somewhat similar problem was to have a secondary field that held the converted version of the data.
In my case, we had person.Name
and person.SearchName
, where SearchName
was Name
converted to have no diacritics.
But this was only the best approach (AFAIK) because we wanted a speedy db search/filtering and then instantiating only the relevant results.
If you already have the objects in memory I would advise going with one of the other approaches; and not this one.
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