How to ignore certain Collection object mappings when mapping two different collections?

[laan...@gmail.com]

Hello,

I haven't discover what is the proper method to ignore mapping from one collection to another when source collection has object and it has a field which value is wanted ignore mapping from one collection to another?

There are hundreds of samples how to map flat classes but I haven't found any documentation or sample situation above.

What I mean is mentioned below is "some kind of syntax".

CreateMap<CollectOne, CollectTwo>()

 .IfValue(CollectTwo.doCopy == true)

 .ForMember(CollectTwo.var1, ColletOne.var2)

 .ForMember(CollectTwo.var5, ColletOne.var6)

 .ForMember(CollectTwo.var7, ColletOne.var10));

Thanks,

[Jimmy Bogard]

Suppose you didn't have AutoMapper - what would your code look like to map these two objects manually?

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[laan...@gmail.com]

Of course I have AutoMapper installed.

I have done many flat Class mappings before.

But *what is the AutoMapper's* way of doing mapping in situation I mentioned first??

I try to avoid programming mappings manually because I have AutoMapper in my Application Solution.

It should have this kind of feature inside it.

[Jimmy Bogard]

The way I developed AutoMapper is that I took code that I was already writing and built a tool to do that automatically. If I don't know what code you're writing today, I can't put that feature into AutoMapper. That's why I ask - I don't know what code you're trying to replace with AutoMapper.