I have a list of Objects on which I use dynamic LINQ to perform sorting.
The object is like this,
public class SampleDTO
{
public string Vendor { get; set;}
public string Invoice { get; set; }
..
..
}
And I use Dynamic Linq library to sort this,
var list= new List<SampleDTO>();
list.OrderBy("Vendor");
This works fine if I pass a sort key with a valid property name of the list ( e.g. Vendor )
The problem is, how to do this for a complex object.
Assume I have a another object which is a property of the SampleDTO
public class SampleDTO
{
public string Vendor { get; set;}
public string Invoice { get; set; }
public OtherDTO OtherDTO{get;set; }
..
}
public class OtherDTO
{
public string LineId{ get; set;}
..
}
And if I want to make the sorting dynamic enough so that I should be able to sort from a direct property of the SampleDTO or on a property of a OtherDTO ( e.g need to sort on OtherDTO.LineId )
What are the possible ways of achieving this?
/BB
You can do this:
list.OrderBy("OtherDTO.LineId");