I posted this question a while ago, but got a partial answer to my problem, so I decided to post more explanations, hoping to get a more accurate answer. I have 2 classes:
public class Employee
{
public string Name { get; set; }
public List<Cars> Cars { get; set; }
}
public class Car
{
public int CarID { get; set; }
public CarTypes CarType { get; set; }
public enum CarTypes
{
Van,
SmallCar
}
}
I am trying to get only all the employees who have allocated minibuses to ignore those who work with SmallCars using Lambda, I tried this line:
List<Employee> EmployeesWithVans = AllEmployees.Where(emps => emps.Car.Any(cartype => cartype.CarType == Car.CarTypes.Van)).ToList();
But this gets all the employees if at least one van is distributed to the employee ( .Any), if I try ( .All), he will not return anything, since not all employees have a van.
Any idea if this can be achieved using a nested Lambda?
Thank.
Edit:
Employee Mark = new Employee();
Mark.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.Van, CarID = 12 });
Mark.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.Van, CarID = 13 });
Mark.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.SmallCar, CarID = 14 });
Employee Lisa = new Employee();
Lisa.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.Van, CarID = 15 });
Lisa.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.SmallCar, CarID = 16 });
Lisa.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.SmallCar, CarID = 17 });
List<Employee> EmployeesWithVans should contain:
Employee FilteredMark contains:
Mark.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.Van, CarID = 12 });
Mark.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.Van, CarID = 13 });
Employee FilteredLisa contains:
Mark.Cars.Add(new Car() { CarType = Car.CarTypes.Van, CarID = 15 });