list class : FindAll(class) method
Description
It stores the all children that matches as a value in the list and returns it.
Syntax
listInstance.FindAll(class searchInstance)
Arguments
| Class | Name | Description |
| class | searchInstance | An instance to search as value. |
Return value
| Class | Description |
| list | A list with all child elements that match as a value. |
Sample code
| 1: | list{string} stringList = new list{string}(); |
| 2: | stringList.Add("a"); |
| 3: | stringList.Add("b"); |
| 4: | stringList.Add("a"); |
| 5: | list resultList = stringList.FindAll("a"); // The result (resultList) has the first and last child of the list. |
Notes
This method returns all children itself that match as value.
If there is no element that matches as a value, an empty list is returned.
The argument must be the int, long, real, string, or bool. It is meaningless in other types.
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