I have a ConcurrentDictionary. I use its AddOrUpdate method to manipulate its items.
My question is: is it possible to use AddOrUpdate's update parameter to contain an if statement? E.g. my ConcurrentDictionary contains objects that has string Id and a DateTime Date properties.
I'd like to - add a new object to it, if the object with the given Id does not exist - update it, if the new object's Date is equal or greater, than the existing one, if it is less, than does not do anything.
In my example:
Dictionary.AddOrUpdate(testObject.Id,testObject,(k, v) => v);
I should change
(k, v) => v
to
if(v.Date >= existingItem.Date) (k, v) => v
else do nothing
v is the value that currently exists in the collection, so to do nothing just return it.
Dictionary.AddOrUpdate(testObject.Id,testObject,(k, v) =>
(v.Date >= existingItem.Date) ? testObject : v);
More readable:
Dictionary.AddOrUpdate(testObject.Id,testObject,(k, v) =>
{
if(v.Date >= existingItem.Date)
return testObject;
else
return v;
});
A simple way to achieve this would be for your updateValueFactory lambda to return the original value if the new value is not greater:
Dictionary.AddOrUpdate(testObject.Id, testObject,
(key, value) => testObject.Date > value.Date ? testObject : value);
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