Creating a multidimensional array from class
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Hello, There Service07.Eso9PortClient class that contains method getOrders () which returns an array of orders. Each order contains information (address, folders, etc.). I need to convert these orders into an array or collection so that I could browse and handle these orders. Could someone advise me how to do it? / / Order to convert the array or collection / / / / Orders Service07.Eso9PortClient orderClient07 Service07.Eso9PortClient = new (); Service07.Order [] orders = orderClient07.getOrders (); foreach (Service07.Order order in orders) { / / Order addresses Service07.Address [] addresses = order.Addresses; foreach (Service07.Address address in addresses) { / / Addresses attributes Service07.Attribute [] = addressAttributes address.Attributes; foreach (Service07.Attribute addressAttribute in addressAttributes) { string = addressAttributeName addressAttribute.Name; string = addressAttributeValue addressAttribute.Value; } string = addressCity address.City; string = addressCompany address.Company; string = addressCountry address.Country; } / / Order attributes Service07.Attribute [] = orderAttributes order.Attributes; foreach (Service07.Attribute orderAttribute in orderAttributes) { string = orderAttributeName orderAttribute.Name; string = orderAttributeValue orderAttribute.Value; } / / Order Coupon string = orderCouponCode order.Coupon! = null? order.Coupon.Code: null; string = orderCuponValue order.Coupon! = null? order.Coupon.Value: null; / / Order Created string = orderCreated order.Created; / / Order items Service07.OrderItem [] items = order.Items; foreach (Service07.OrderItem item in items) { string itemName = item.Name; string = itemNote item.Note; } } // Result should look something like this string ... myArray = new ... foreach (string in order myArray) { foreach (string address in myArray...) { .... } } Unfortunately I do not know how to declare a field and set :-( Thank you for your answer
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Hello, There Service07.Eso9PortClient class that contains method getOrders () which returns an array of orders. Each order contains information (address, folders, etc.). I need to convert these orders into an array or collection so that I could browse and handle these orders. Could someone advise me how to do it? / / Order to convert the array or collection / / / / Orders Service07.Eso9PortClient orderClient07 Service07.Eso9PortClient = new (); Service07.Order [] orders = orderClient07.getOrders (); foreach (Service07.Order order in orders) { / / Order addresses Service07.Address [] addresses = order.Addresses; foreach (Service07.Address address in addresses) { / / Addresses attributes Service07.Attribute [] = addressAttributes address.Attributes; foreach (Service07.Attribute addressAttribute in addressAttributes) { string = addressAttributeName addressAttribute.Name; string = addressAttributeValue addressAttribute.Value; } string = addressCity address.City; string = addressCompany address.Company; string = addressCountry address.Country; } / / Order attributes Service07.Attribute [] = orderAttributes order.Attributes; foreach (Service07.Attribute orderAttribute in orderAttributes) { string = orderAttributeName orderAttribute.Name; string = orderAttributeValue orderAttribute.Value; } / / Order Coupon string = orderCouponCode order.Coupon! = null? order.Coupon.Code: null; string = orderCuponValue order.Coupon! = null? order.Coupon.Value: null; / / Order Created string = orderCreated order.Created; / / Order items Service07.OrderItem [] items = order.Items; foreach (Service07.OrderItem item in items) { string itemName = item.Name; string = itemNote item.Note; } } // Result should look something like this string ... myArray = new ... foreach (string in order myArray) { foreach (string address in myArray...) { .... } } Unfortunately I do not know how to declare a field and set :-( Thank you for your answer
Please format the code properly; it is unreadable in this way and try to provide the code examples that will actually compile (and not as this
string = addressAttributeName addressAttribute.Name;)!