void run()
{
var byBuildingId = CreateTestBuildingsById(); // Create some test data.
var byImprovementId = CreateImprovementsById(byBuildingId); // Create the alternative lookup dictionaries.
var testTuples = CreateTestTuples();
ImprovementId improvementId = new ImprovementId(5010);
int count = 10000;
Stopwatch sw = Stopwatch.StartNew();
for (int i = 0; i < count; ++i)
{
byImprovementId[improvementId].Sum(result => result.Value.Data);
}
Console.WriteLine("Dictionary of dictionaries took " + sw.Elapsed);
sw.Restart();
for (int i = 0; i < count; ++i)
{
testTuples.Where(result => result.Key.Item2.Equals(improvementId)).Sum(item => item.Value.Data);
}
Console.WriteLine("Dictionary of tuples took " + sw.Elapsed);
}
void run()
{
var byBuildingId = CreateTestBuildingsById(); // Create some test data.
var byImprovementId = CreateImprovementsById(byBuildingId); // Create the alternative lookup dictionaries.
// Aggregate data for all improvements for building with ID == 1500:
BuildingId buildingId = new BuildingId(1500);
var sum = byBuildingId[buildingId].Sum(result => result.Value.Data);
Console.WriteLine(sum);
// Aggregate data for all buildings with a given improvement.
ImprovementId improvementId = new ImprovementId(5010);
sum = byBuildingId.Sum(improvements =>
{
Result result;
return(improvements.Value.TryGetValue(improvementId, out result) ? result.Data : 0.0);
});
Console.WriteLine(sum);
// Aggregate data for all buildings with a given improvement using byImprovementId.
// This will be much faster than the above Linq.
sum = byImprovementId[improvementId].Sum(result => result.Value.Data);
Console.WriteLine(sum);
}
