Linq newbie here, struggling with my first group by query.
I have a list of objects of type KeywordInstance which represent a keyword, and the ID of the database record to which the keyword was applied.
Keyword RecordID
macrophages 1
macrophages 2
cell cycle 3
map kinase 2
cell cycle 1
What I want to have is a collection of all keywords, with a list of the RecordIDs to which each keyword was applied
Keyword RecordIDs
macrophages 1, 2
cell cycle 1, 3
map kinase 2
I tried using Linq to get it into a new object. I only managed to get the distinct keywords.
var keywords = allWords
.GroupBy(w => w.keyword)
.Select(g => new {keyword = g.Key});
The problem is that I can't seem to get the values of g in any way. g is of the type IGrouping and by documentation, it only has the property Key, but not even the property Value. All the examples I have seen on the Internet for groupby just tell me to select g itself, but the result of
var keywords = allWords
.GroupBy(w => w.keyword)
.Select(g => new {keyword = g.Key, RecordIDs = g});
is not what I want.
Any try to get something out of g fails with the error message System.Linq.IGropuing<string, UserQuery.KeywordInstance> does not have a definition for [whatever I tried]
.
What am I doing wrong here?
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