I have a query that looks something like this...
string value
return DataContext.Tags.Where(t => t.Keys.Any(k => k.Ring.RingName == category))
.Where(t => t.Keys.Any(k => k.Ring.Keys.Any(c => c.Tag.TagName == value)));
It works good, I love it. But it needs to do something extra. the 'value' string will actually be a string[] - is there any way to basically change the last lambda to say 'if the TagName matches anything found in this string[]'?
Like this: (Untested)
string[] values
return DataContext.Tags.Where(t => t.Keys.Any(k => k.Ring.RingName == category))
.Where(t => t.Keys.Any(k => k.Ring.Keys.Any(c => values.Contains(c.Tag.TagName))));
string (non-array), which has LINQ extensions that don't show up in IntelliSense. string[].Contains should appear in IntelliSense.If you can't change the declaration of value c =>(new List (value)).Contains(c.Tag.TagName)
If you can, can you declare it as List?
Wherecalls?.Where(t => t.Something && t.SomethingElse)