c# - Elegant way to filter a complex array of objects -

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so have object following properties in powershell (this json representation containing 1 item):

        "networkresourcepermittedusers": [           {             "permitteduser": {               "username": "somedomain\\someuser"             },             "securityaccesslevel": {               "level": "read"             },             "securityaccessmode": {               "mode": "allow"             }           }         ]

what want filter networkresourcepermittedusers array based on level field inside securityaccesslevel, basically: securityaccesslevel.level

in linq like:

networkresourcepermittedusers.any(x => x.securityaccesslevel.level.equals("myvalue"))

i know in powershell can use like:

$networkresourcepermittedusers -contains "value"

but in case, -contains parameter assumes have array composed of value objects (string, int, etc)

so there way use -contains parameter filter complex object graph??

something like:

#this bad code -- doesn't work $networkresourcepermittedusers -contains "myvalue" -path securityaccesslevel.level

you can't use -contains operator, can use pipeline similar linq:

$networkresourcepermittedusers | where-object {     $_.securityaccesslevel.level -eq 'myvalue' }

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