reading xml "attribute name"

[libish]

hi all..
can any one help me by suggesting an idea to take the attribute "name" from a node.

<r t="error" a="active" i="">
here t , a , i are the attribute name
and
"error" , "active" , "" are the values.

here "r" is the node and t="error" ,a="active" , i="" are the attributes...

here i kno how to get the values of the attributes t,a and i.

but what i need is to read the name of attributes ie t,a and i. can any one suggest.
thanks in advance.

[markmcgookin]

hi all..
can any one help me by suggesting an idea to take the attribute "name" from a node.

<r t="error" a="active" i="">
here t , a , i are the attribute name
and
"error" , "active" , "" are the values.

here "r" is the node and t="error" ,a="active" , i="" are the attributes...

here i kno how to get the values of the attributes t,a and i.

but what i need is to read the name of attributes ie t,a and i. can any one suggest.
thanks in advance.

Is this in .Net?

Try:

foreach(XMLAttribute att in r.Attributes)
{
    if (att.Name == "a")
    {
        //do something
    }
}
 

[libish]

Is this in .Net?

Try:

foreach(XMLAttribute att in r.Attributes)
{
    if (att.Name == "a")
    {
        //do something
    }
}
 

yes this is in c#.net...
what does "r" stands for
i tried XmlTextReader "reader.Attributes" but there is no such option available..
can u please specify little bit more..

[markmcgookin]

yes this is in c#.net...
what does "r" stands for
i tried XmlTextReader "reader.Attributes" but there is no such option available..
can u please specify little bit more..

r is the name of the xmlnode, so r.attributes would contain a list of all the attributes associated with that node.

xmldocument xmldoc = new xmldocument();
xmldoc.load(xmlpath);
xmlnodelist nl = xmldoc.getelementsbytagname("r");
 

or something to that effect should return a list of nodes with the name "r" that you could loop through and process.

Mark