Hi;
How can I tell if I can call XPathNavigator. ValueAsBoolean safely - without
throwing an exception. I want to take one course of action if the value can
be interpreted as a boolean.
But I din't want to do it using try/catch - I think having exceptions be
thrown when the code is operating normally is very bad - both from a
performance point of view and because it signifiys an error.
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thanks - dave
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David Thielen wrote: How can I tell if I can call XPathNavigator. ValueAsBoolean safely - without
throwing an exception. I want to take one course of action if the value can
be interpreted as a boolean.
But I din't want to do it using try/catch - I think having exceptions be
thrown when the code is operating normally is very bad - both from a
performance point of view and because it signifiys an error.
I don't think XPathNavigator provides such functionality. The idea is
that when using ValueAsXXX methods you can be sure about node type, e.g.
because XML is valid.
As a workaround you can use Boolean.TryPars e method, which doesn't throw
an exception when values cannot be converted to boolean:
if (Boolean.TryPar se(navigator.Va lue, out myvalue))
//parsed ok
else
//not boolean value
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Oleg Tkachenko [XML MVP, MCAD] http://www.xmllab.net http://blog.tkachenko.com
Hello;
My problem is customers can throw any xml at us and we have an if (Value is
Boolean) piece of logic. I think your solution will fix it - will post back
either way.
--
thanks - dave
"Oleg Tkachenko [MVP]" wrote: David Thielen wrote:
How can I tell if I can call XPathNavigator. ValueAsBoolean safely - without
throwing an exception. I want to take one course of action if the value can
be interpreted as a boolean.
But I din't want to do it using try/catch - I think having exceptions be
thrown when the code is operating normally is very bad - both from a
performance point of view and because it signifiys an error.
I don't think XPathNavigator provides such functionality. The idea is
that when using ValueAsXXX methods you can be sure about node type, e.g.
because XML is valid.
As a workaround you can use Boolean.TryPars e method, which doesn't throw
an exception when values cannot be converted to boolean:
if (Boolean.TryPar se(navigator.Va lue, out myvalue))
//parsed ok
else
//not boolean value
--
Oleg Tkachenko [XML MVP, MCAD]
http://www.xmllab.net
http://blog.tkachenko.com
:(
I am in J# and I can't call TryParse - I assume because java does not
support ref parameters.
--
thanks - dave
"Oleg Tkachenko [MVP]" wrote: David Thielen wrote:
How can I tell if I can call XPathNavigator. ValueAsBoolean safely - without
throwing an exception. I want to take one course of action if the value can
be interpreted as a boolean.
But I din't want to do it using try/catch - I think having exceptions be
thrown when the code is operating normally is very bad - both from a
performance point of view and because it signifiys an error.
I don't think XPathNavigator provides such functionality. The idea is
that when using ValueAsXXX methods you can be sure about node type, e.g.
because XML is valid.
As a workaround you can use Boolean.TryPars e method, which doesn't throw
an exception when values cannot be converted to boolean:
if (Boolean.TryPar se(navigator.Va lue, out myvalue))
//parsed ok
else
//not boolean value
--
Oleg Tkachenko [XML MVP, MCAD]
http://www.xmllab.net
http://blog.tkachenko.com
TryParse method is only available in .NET framework 2.0. Besides, there is
no way to judge whether a value is boolean without try to parse it and gets
exception. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/khxs34ek
Kevin Yu
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That's what I was afraid of.
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thanks - dave
"Kevin Yu [MSFT]" wrote: TryParse method is only available in .NET framework 2.0. Besides, there is
no way to judge whether a value is boolean without try to parse it and gets
exception.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/khxs34ek
Kevin Yu
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