Sort multi-dimensional list with linq

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I have a three-dimensional list and I want to sort every column with LINQ. Please guide me...

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List<List<List<float>>> matrix = new List<List<List<float>>>();

Posted 1-Nov-11 21:18pm

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Shmuel Zang · Answer 1 · 2011-11-01T22:03:00

If the declaration of your list is: List<List<List<float>>> matrix;, you can sort it as the following:

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matrix.ForEach(l1 => l1.ForEach(l2 => l2.Sort()));

Posted 1-Nov-11 22:03pm

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Mehdi Gholam 2-Nov-11 4:42am

my 5!

vahid_erad 2-Nov-11 5:07am

tnx dear
but what is 11 and 12 ???

Shmuel Zang 2-Nov-11 5:21am

It isn't 11 and 12 it's l1 and l2. You can read more about lambda-expressions here.

Shmuel Zang 2-Nov-11 5:17am

Thank you Mehdi.