This did answer my question, but it took a lot of work to implement. My
original code did not use any namespace so I had to modify and test some 3000
lines of code to make sure this would work. I think it would be easier if
there was some was you could subclass the XElement, provide your own
namespace and then global search and replace would be much easier.
Then you could do this:
Where you had this:
guiNodes = xdoc.Element(Gl obalArrtib.tabN ameSpace +
"AutoDoc").Elem ent(GlobalArrti b.tabNameSpace +
"TabPage").Elem ent(GlobalArrti b.tabNameSpace + "DetailView ");
replace with this:
//Global definition of your Element types...
ElementAutoDoc ad = ElementAutoDoc( );
ad.NameSpace = GlobalArrtib.au toDocNameSpace;
ElementAutoDocT abPage adtp= ElementAutoDocT abPage();
adtp.NameSpace = GlobalArrtib.ta bPageNameSpace;
ElementAutoDocD etail add = ElementAutoDocD etail();
add.NameSpace = GlobalArrtib.de tailNameSpace;
the you can have:
//code implimentation
guiNodes =
xdoc.ElementAut oDoc("AutoDoc") .ElementAutoDoc TabPage("TabPag e").ElementAuto DocDetail ("DetailView ");
Which is much cleaner.
The current version cause a lot of string concatenation.
Is there any plan on implementing LINQ to XML the way it's done in VB with
C#? That is much cleaner.
Alexander L. Wykel
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Alexander L. Wykel
AW Software Works
""Wen Yuan Wang [MSFT]"" wrote:
Hello Alexander,
What you need is to define a namespace for LINQ to XML.
Please try the following method.
XNamespace ns =
"http://P2SWorld.com/AutoDeveloper/AutoDoc/Project";
XDocument projectFile = XDocument.Load( "XMLFile.xm l");
XElement tabs =
projectFile.Ele ment(ns+"Projec t").Element(ns+ "Tabs");
Hope this helps. Please let me know if this works fine on your side. We are
glad to assist you.
Have a great day,
Best regards,
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