below example largest set of objects found in list generated elsewhere. there potentially less groups or lower number of values in each group.
customobject cooling_111; //start of cooling group 1 - section 1 customobject cooling_112; customobject cooling_113; customobject cooling_114; customobject cooling_115; customobject cooling_116; customobject cooling_117; customobject cooling_118; customobject cooling_121; //start of cooling group 1 - section 2 ... customobject cooling_128 customobject cooling_211; //start of cooling group 2 - section 1 ... customobject cooling_218; customobject cooling_221; //start of cooling group 2 - section 2 ... customobject cooling_228; customobject cooling_311; //start of cooling group 3 - section 1 ... customobject cooling_318; customobject cooling_321; //start of cooling group 3 - section 2 ... customobject cooling_328; customobject cooling_411; //start of cooling group 4 - section 1 ... customobject cooling_418; customobject cooling_421; //start of cooling group 4 - section 2 ... customobject cooling_428; how can edit / create loop or sequence of conditional statements variables array assigned in order described example:
- set every object's value -1.
- set value of number of objects (for instance first 6) in following pattern:
- the first object each group (section 1)
- then first object of each group (section 2)
- then second object each group (section 1)
- finally second object each group (section 2)
- e.g. 111 -> 211 -> 311 -> 411 -> 121 -> 221 -> 321 -> 421 -> 112 -> ... -> 122 -> etc.
currently, creating array of values in order should assigned regardless of size of cooling list of customobjects. objects in cooling list unordered , can differentiated parsing index in name. if array in example size 6, stop after assigning 221 per example above.
int count = 0; boolean init1 = false; boolean init2 = false; boolean init3 = false; boolean init4 = false; values = new int[6] {12, 18, 9, 56, 112, 187} //simplified code abstracted , array comes part of code do{ foreach (customobject obj in objlist) { obj.value = -1; if(count < values.length) { string name1 = obj.name.substring(8); if (name1.startwith("1")) { if (!init1) { obj.value = values[count++]; init1 = true; } } if (name1.startswith("2")) { if (!init2) { obj.value = values[count++]; init2 = true; } } if (name1.startswith("3")) { if (!init3) { obj.value = values[count++]; init3 = true; } } if (name1.startswith("4")) { if (!init4) { obj.value = values[count++]; init4 = true; break; } } if ((count % 4 == 0) && (count > 0) && (count < values.length)) { init1 = false; init2 = false; init3 = false; init4 = false; } if (count == values.length) { break; } } } }while (count < values.length);
if name use has sensible structure can use dictionary store easy key customobjects , use enumerator on values assign them value in custom object:
var dict = objlist.todictionary( k => k.name, v => v); dict.dump(); var values = new int[6] {12, 18, 9, 56, 112, 187}; // enumerator keeps track var valuesenumerator = values.getenumerator(); // set -1 foreach(var v in dict.values) v.value =-1; const int scale = 4; //group for(int g = 1; g <= scale ; g++) { // section for(int s = 1; s <= scale; s++) { //item for(int = 1; <= scale; i++) { // build key var key = string.format("{0}{1}{2}",i,s,g); // check if key exist if (dict.keys.contains(key)) { // long there numbers in values array if (valuesenumerator.movenext()) { // assign value dict[key].value = (int) valuesenumerator.current; } } } } } in test run returns:
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