C#/LINQ: Trying to optimize performance

This is my setup

class EditorTabViewModel : TabViewModel {
    ...
    public bool CanSave { get; set; };
}

ObservableCollection<TabViewModel> _tabs

I want to check if there are any tabs in _tabs that are EditorTabViewModel that has property CanSave set to true

i did something like ...

var tabs = from t in _tabs
    开发者_Python百科        where t is EditorTabViewModel
            && ((EditorTabViewModel)t).CanSave == true
            select t;
if (tabs.Count() > 0)
    return true;
else
    return false;

I wonder if there is a better way to do this? maybe i won't need to retrieve all tabs, or maybe I just need to query the count or something?

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How about:

return _tabs.OfType<EditorTabViewModel>().Any(t => t.CanSave);

Here:

• OfType<> is a non-buffering filter that restricts us to EditorTabViewModel
• Any is short-circuiting, so returns true as soon as a match is found

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Yes, you can improve. Something like this would probably work:

return _tabs.Any(x => x is EditorTabViewModel && ((EditorTabViewModel)x).CanSave);

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Using the linq extensions you could write something like

_tabs.Any( p => p is EditorTabViewModel && ((EditorTabViewModel)t).CanSave)

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Try something like:

return _tabs.FirstOrDefault(y => y is EditorTabViewModel && ((EditorViewModel)t).CanSave) != null;