c# - How to get object json when deserializing array -

i have incoming json, consists array of objects, say, foo. deserialize them with

result = jsonconvert.deserializeobject<list<foo>>(message); 

now want add string property foo, store it's json (which received), foo'll like:

    public class foo {     public int myint { get; set; }     public bool mybool { get; set; }     public string json { get; set; } } 

but don't know how can json.net way can populate such field..

upd i'll clearify want. receive json:

[{"myint":1,"mybool":0},{"myint":2,"mybool":0},{"myint":3,"mybool":1}] 

here array of 3 objects , want, when deserializing, add corresponding part of json object, that:

first object contain {"myint":1,"mybool":0}

second object contain {"myint":2,"mybool":0}

third object contain {"myint":3,"mybool":1}

in json property

i'll gratefull help!

this 1 way it, doesn't maintain exact original json - provide static record of original json (but without exact format of original values - i.e. bool maybe 0/1 or true/false):

var message = @"[{""myint"":1,""mybool"":0},{""myint"":2,""mybool"":0},{""myint"":3,""mybool"":1}]"; var foos = jsonconvert.deserializeobject<list<foo>>(message); var t = jsonconvert.serializeobject(foos[0]); foos = foos.select(s => new foo() { mybool = s.mybool, myint = s.myint, json = jsonconvert.serializeobject(s) }).tolist(); 

if dealing lot of foos, might want find more efficient way. there might way 'update' using linq, rather creating new list.