Below is my class which holds data :
public class MyData
{
public string Region { get; set; }
public int? RegionId { get; set; }
public List<TestList> TestList { get; set; }
}
public class TestList
{
public int? TestId { get; set; }
public List<Subvariants> SubvariantsList { get; set; }
}
Now my List<MyData> contains data like this :
var RegionList = new List<MyData>(); // This data variable contains below list
[0] : RegionId = 101
//other properties
[1] : RegionId = 45
//other properties
[2] : RegionId = 67
//other properties
[3] : RegionId = 51
//other properties
Now I have 1 list contains contains RegionId like below :
var regionIdList = new List<int>();
regionIdList = [67,101,51,45];
So I want to order my REgionList according to above order (regionIdList) so my final data in RegionList should be like this :
Expected Output in RegionList
[0] : RegionId = 67
//other properties
[1] : RegionId = 101
//other properties
[2] : RegionId = 51
//other properties
[3] : RegionId = 45
//other properties
So it is possible that I can get data with such custom ordering in my RegionList variable only? Because this variable some properties like TestList which in turn contains SubvariantsList and so after ordering I would like to preserve all those variables and list.
This is how I am trying but not getting how to do this :
RegionList = RegionList.OrderBy(o => o.RegionId) // this will sort data by regionid but not according to my custom order(regionIdList).
