I have an enum(below) that I want to be able to use a LINQ extension meth开发者_高级运维od on.
enum Suit{
Hearts = 0,
Diamonds = 1,
Clubs = 2,
Spades = 3
}
Enum.GetValues(...) is of return type System.Array, but I can't seem to get access to a ToList() extension or anything else of that sort.
I'm just looking to write something like...
foreach(Suit s in Enum.GetValues(typeof(Suit)).Select(x=>x).Where(x=> x != param)){}
Is there something I'm missing, or can someone explain to me why this isn't possible?
Thanks.
Enum.GetValues returns a System.Array and System.Array only implements IEnumerable rather than IEnumerable<T> so you will need to use the Enumerable.OfType extension method to convert the IEnumerable to IEnumerable<Suit> like this:
Enum.GetValues(typeof(Suit))
.OfType<Suit>()
.Where(x => x != param);
Edit: I removed the call to IEnumerable.Select as it was a superfluous projection without any meaningful translation. You can freely filter the IEnumerable<Suit> that is returned from OfType<T>.
Array implements IEnumerable so you'll need to use Cast<Suit> or OfType<Suit> to get the IEnumerble<T> extensions like ToList();
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