Convert this Linq query from query syntax to lambda expression?

Like this: user.SecurityRoles. SelectMany(securityRoles => securityRoles. Permissions) .

Where(permissions => permissions.SecurableEntity. Name == "Unit" && permissions.PermissionType. Name == "Read") .

OrderByDescending(permissions => permissions.PermissionLevel. Value).

Ahh...SelectMany! I'll read up on that. Thanks a lot!

– Jinkinz May 21 '10 at 4:39 ReSharper has a nice feature that automatically translates query syntax to 'method chain' and (sometimes) vice versa. Note: I'm not related to jetbrains – jeroenh May 23 '10 at 23:09.

User.SecurityRoles. SelectMany(securityRoles => securityRoles. Permissions, (securityRoles, permissions) => new {securityRoles, permissions}).

Where( @t => permissions.SecurableEntity. Name == "Unit" && permissions.PermissionType. Name == "Read").

OrderByDescending( @t => permissions.PermissionLevel. Value). Select(@t => permissions).

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