In our production code, I\'ve seen XML attributes being read using explicit XName.Get call: var name = element.Attribute (XName.Get (\"name\"));
I have a XML file with data like: <Details> <TableDef> <Column Name=\"Calldate\" HeaderName=\"Calldate\" SourceColumnName=\"Calldate\" IsHidden = \"false\" Position=\"4\" />
I have an XDocument that I create from a byte array (received over tcp/ip). I then search for specific xml nodes (XElements) and after retrieving the value \'pop\' it off of the Xdocument by calling
I am new to using LINQ. I would like to use LINQ to retrieve a certain value to given string.I have a XML document (files.xml) that contains below formatting.
If we have a XML like: <Data> <Cars> <Details> <Dataset se-datafilter=\"cars\" dv-datamanipulationrequired=\"false\" dv-filtercondition=\"\" dv-sortcolumn=\"\" dv-gettopNrows=\"\
I have a large XElement property, and want to know the byte size of it for logging purposes. I don\'t want to just ToString() it because I have concerns about potentially big strings (not) 开发者_运维
I have moved into parsing XML files in WP7 and until now was finding it 开发者_高级运维quite straightforward. My current XML is something like this :
I have the following code const string xml = @\"<?xml version=\"\"1.0\"\" encoding=\"\"utf-8\"\" ?>
G开发者_如何学Goiven an XElement is there a way to find out that element\'s index within the parent container?
Here is my operation contract: [ServiceContract] public interface IService { [OperationContract] object Move();
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