void Start()
{
var Match = from s in _supplier
join b in _buyers on new { s.District } equals new { b.District }
select new
{
MatchSupplier = s,
MatchBuyer = b.Name
};
List<string> TempList = new List<string>();
foreach (var VARIABLE in Match)
{
if (!TempList.Contains(VARIABLE.MatchSupplier.District))
{
TempList.Add(VARIABLE.MatchSupplier.District);
}
else
{
Debug.Log(VARIABLE.MatchSupplier.District);
// create a var with the name of the VARIABLE.MatchSupplier.District
// create a var to record the number of each District repeating time
}
}
// Debug.log(${var(each District name)} {var(repeating time)})
Debug.Log(TempList.Count);
}
is it possible to do it all locally without creating a global variable? I want to record each district name and the number of each district name pop-up. Custom class
[Serializable] public class Supplier {
public string Name;
public string District;
public int Age;
}
[Serializable]
public class Buyer
{
public string Name;
public string District;
public int Age;
}
CodePudding user response：
I think you want to count certain items so you would probbaly rather use a Dictionary<string, int> and do something like e.g.
Dictionary<string, int> TempList = new();
foreach (var VARIABLE in Match)
{
var district = VARIABLE.MatchSupplier.District;
TempList.TryGetValue(district, out var count);
TempList[district] = count 1;
}
foreach(var kvp in TempList)
{
Debug.Log($"{kvp.Key} - {kvp.Value}");
}