SortOrder descending

[boutzo 0]

My code is this:

 

ItemQuery iq = new ItemQuery

{

UserId = this._uid,

SortBy = new string[] { "SortName" },

SortOrder = 0,

IncludeItemTypes = new string[] { "Season" },

Limit = 100,

ParentId = ID,

Recursive = false

};

 

SortOrder = 0, means ascending and it works

 

What is the proper way to get a descending SortOrder?  If I use 1 "which I thought it would be"  throws an explicit conversion error.

SortOrder = SortOrder.Descending, also throws an explicit conversion error.

Edited February 24, 2015 by boutzo

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Which language are you in?

 

You have the model and/or ApiClient libraries for that language?

 

The right answer is SortOrder.Descending.

[boutzo 0]

c#

model - 3.0.5498.43094

api - 3.0.5501.2428

[ebr 14960]

That model sounds pretty old.  Are you using NuGet?  I'd update the packages just to be sure.

[boutzo 0]

ok

[boutzo 0]

what are the current builds?

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^{Updated all my builds but this is the error I keep getting:}

 

^{Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Windows.Forms.SortOrder' to 'MediaBrowser.Model.Entities.SortOrder?'. An explicit conversion exists (are you missing a cast?}

 

^{when typed as such}

 

SortOrder = SortOrder.Descending,

 

Edited February 24, 2015 by boutzo

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You are just pulling the wrong definition.  Do you really need Forms?  Does this program have a forms interface?  If not, get rid of that reference.

 

In any case, just fully-qualify the reference to what you need:

 

SortOrder = MediaBrowser.Model.Entities.SortOrder.Descending;

[boutzo 0]

You beat me to it.  That's exactly what I did. Thanks.