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I\'m trying to fetch the last element according to it\'s name. I know there is Last() method on .Net 4, but since I must work with .Net 3.5 how can I find it.
I have a CrystalReport report in XML (sorry for the verboseness, I cut out most sample data) <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>
How would i using Linq remove all <CCInfo> section where their element <CC> does not have the value 0123 ?
I was wondering if anyone has an idea about the following error Cannot implicitly convert type \'System.Linq.IOrderedEnumerable\'
MSDN: One of the advantages of using LINQ to XML with C# is that you do not have to use XML prefixes. When LINQ to XML
This one is my simple XML Dim Xml = <BODY ID=\"1\"> <HEAD1> <Eyes type=\"S\" l=\"1\" f=\"1\"></Eyes>
I know this is a bit stupid, but XML I\'m transforming sometimes has an element that is just a single or double whitespace. Like this:
While trying to parse through an RSS feed for a blog, I am running into a problem. While every element goes into my class fine, the one containing the actual content is always empty.
C# var xArr = XDocument.Load(FileName) .Element(\"dataWorkers\") .Elements(\"worker\"); int i = 0; foreach (XElement item in xArr)
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