public class DataObjectRowCollection : System.Collections.Generic.List<DataObjectRow>
public class DataObjectRowCollection : System.Collections.Generic.List<DataObjectRow>
Collection classes are enumerable Lists of a specific object type.
See the Example section for ways to iterate through and manipulate Collections.
/* Usings */ using System.Linq; using WebReports.Api; using WebReports.Api.Common; /* Namespace and Class definitions omitted */ Logger Logger = Log.GetLogger(); Api Api = new Api("/Exago/"); EntityCollection Entities = Api.Entities; // get the static Api.Entities Collection by reference foreach (Entity Entity in Entities) // iterate through the EntityCollection and log all items Logger.InfoFormat("Original - Entity: '{0}'", Entity.Name); // List methods may be overridden or overloaded depending on the Collection type Entities.Add(new Entity(Api.PageInfo, "Customers")); // add a new Entity "Customers" to Entities Entities.Remove(Entities.GetEntity("Orders")); // remove Entity "Orders" from Entities foreach (Entity Entity in Entities) // iterate and log again Logger.InfoFormat("Modified - Entity: '{0}'", Entity.Name); // Standard List and IEnumerable Linq methods can be used on Collection objects Entities.OrderBy(Entity => Entity.Name) // sort Entities by Entity.Name // (Order does not matter for every Collection type) // Iterate and log again, this time using List<T>.ForEach Entities.ForEach(Entity => Logger.InfoFormat("Sorted - Entity: '{0}'", Entity.Name)); /* This code writes the following output to the Exago logfile (in an example configuration): Original - Entity: 'Orders' Original - Entity: 'Products' Modified - Entity: 'Products' Modified - Entity: 'Customers' Sorted - Entity: 'Customers' Sorted - Entity: 'Products' */
System.Object
System.Collections.Generic.List<T>
WebReports.Api.Roles.DataObjectRowCollection