I hav开发者_JS百科e a List<IAgStkObject>
. Each IAgStkObject
has a property called InstanceName
. How can I search through my List to find if any of the contained IAgStkObject(s) have a particular InstanceName? In the past I would have used a foreach loop.. but this seems too slow.
WulfgarPro
If the only thing you have is a List (not ordered by InstanceName), there is no faster way (if you do similar tests often, you can preprocess the data and create e.g. a Dictionary indexed by the InstanceName).
The only way different from “the past” would be those useful extension methods allowing you to write just
return myList.Any(item => item.InstanceName == "Searched name");
If the list is sorted by the InstanceName, you can use binary search algorithm, otherwise: no.
You would have to use some more advanced data structure (like the sorted list or dictionary). I think dictionary would be the solution for this. It is very fast and easy to use.
But think: how many of the objects do you have? Are you sure looping through them is performance issue? If you have < 1000 of the objects, you absolutely don't have to worry (unless you want to do something in real time).
You can use Linq:
list.Any(o => o.InstanceName == "something")
But you cannot avoid looping through the list (in the Linq case it's done implicitly). If you want a performance gain, change your data structure. Maybe a dictionary (InstanceName -> IAgStkObject
) is appropriate?
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