How to Load the data to generic List

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I have created one Name list. In this list contains lot of names. some names are contains repeated also. so i need to find the indexs of the names. for example Name is Raju. its repeat in 5 times i wanna find the index of every name.

here the detail coding
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List<string> listLog = listLog1.GetRange(sindexs, eindex);

in this case the "Listlog" contains all Names.
2.List<string> listLog1 = (List<string>)(from item in values where item.StartsWith("Patient Configuration Change Occurred") select item).ToList();
in this line i can find how many repeatations.
So i wanna know how to find the indexs of each and every "Patient Configuration Change Occurred"
Help me..

Posted 28-Oct-12 23:47pm

sencsk

Updated 29-Oct-12 0:04am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-10-28T23:52:00

Solution 1

With out more detail, look at the List.IndexOf[^] method. It has versions to return the first, and the next - by using the index of the previous plus one as the start address of the next.

Alternatively, you could use Linq to produce the list with a simple Select or Where call.

Posted 28-Oct-12 23:52pm

OriginalGriff