Hey Everyone,
I am facing the following issue.
I am not getting how can i resolve this operator issue.
Your suggestions are appreciable.
Thank you
I am not getting how can i resolve this operator issue.
Have you installed Microsoft.Activities.Extension package in your process?
Regards
Anand
you are using object dictionary and not that way how to use it.
this is way how to use it
as example:
winner(keyname)
and then you want to compare the value by using “>”
first thing u need to convert the string to be integer
as example
int32.parse(winner(keyname).value) > 1
hope it can help you.
Main.xaml (9.2 KB)
Kindly look in to it.
I am not getting any solution of it. I have tried all the told methods.
Hello Nashrah,
you can use a tiny trick to get the information you need. Use instead of the Winner object an index.
I defined a counter variable i and in the loop the variable is increased. This variable is the index of your WinnerCounts dictionary and with WinnerCounts.Values(i) you get the value and with WinnerCounts.Keys(i) you get the key.
Here my code to set the dictionary:
Dim WinCnts As New Dictionary(Of String, Integer)
WinCnts.Add("Stefan", 1)
WinCnts.Add("Nashrah", 2)
WinnerCounts = WinCnts
And her my result:
Maybe not elegant, but it works.
This loop is an alternative and better to understand, without an additional Winner object.
Best regards
Stefan
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Hi,
The issue is related to how you have created the loop. In your case, you have declared the Winner item of type Dictionary<string, integer>, and the Winner.Values is a collection of items. The error say that you cannot apply operator “>” on a collection. In order for your code to work, is to change the type of TypeArgument, to be of Type KeyValuePair<string, int>, and then use Winner.Value > 1.
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great tips… thanks a lot…
Glad to help!
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