This is one attribute of a larger XML object (expressed in C#):
[XmlArray]
public List<CustomAssignment> CustomAssignments
{
get => _CustomAssignments; set { _CustomAssignments = value; }
}
private List<CustomAssignment> _CustomAssignments = new List<CustomAssignment>();
The CustomAssignment
object is:
public class CustomAssignment
{
[XmlAttribute]
public int Index
{
get => _Index; set => _Index = value;
}
private int _Index;
}
I have noticed that sometimes I have duplicates in the XML data. For example:
<CustomAssignments>
<CustomAssignment Index="0" />
<CustomAssignment Index="0" />
</CustomAssignments>
I now know why it has been happening, so I can prevent it in the future. But is there an easy way to delete this duplicates from my List
?
Can this be acheived when the XML file is being serialized in?
CodePudding user response:
suppose you have a variable called '_data' that ts filled with your XML data.
you can easily do this:
_data = _data.GroupBy(x => x.Index).Select(x => x.FirstOrDefault()).ToList();