Hi, Given the following code:
var people = new List<person>(){ new person { Name = "John", FamilyName = "Pendray" },
new person { FamilyName = "Emery", Name = "Jake"},
new person { FamilyName = "Pendray", Name = "Richard" } };
var q = from p in people
orderby p.Name
group p by p.FamilyName into fam
orderby fam.Key
select new { fam.Key, members = from p in fam select p };
Is it possible to replace the last line with a select that will output a IEnumerable<string
> that contains these two strings:
"Pendray John Richard"
"Emery Jake"? Is it possible to project a linq query into strings like this?
Edit: I know this is possible with further code but I'm interested in whether this can be done from within the linq query itself in a similar way to VB being able to project xml out of a query as in http://www.thinqlinq.com/default/Projecting-XML-from-LINQ-to-SQL.aspx (particularly the last code block on this page)