XML skeleton in the cupboard

[gentlerobbin]

I 'd like to write element contents into nodes of an XML

Example,

<application>
<windows>
<Version>
I want to write something here
<Version>
</windows>
<Linux>
<KDE>
<Game>I want to write something here</Game>
</KDE>
<Fedora>
I want to write something here
</Fedora>
</Linux>
<Mac "I want to write something here" />
</application>

How can I fill the XML with anything in places of "I want to write
something here" ??

Thanks

 

[Joe Fawcett]

I 'd like to write element contents into nodes of an XML

Example,

<application>
<windows>
<Version>
I want to write something here
<Version>
</windows>
<Linux>
<KDE>
<Game>I want to write something here</Game>
</KDE>
<Fedora>
I want to write something here
</Fedora>
</Linux>
<Mac "I want to write something here" />
</application>

How can I fill the XML with anything in places of "I want to write
something here" ??

Thanks

Plenty of ways. One is to open the XML in an System.Xml.XmlDocument and
retrieve the target elements using XPath. Then use the InnerText property:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
XmlElement version = doc.SelectSingleNode("/*/Windows/Version") as
XmlElement;
version.InnerText = "new text here";
MessageBox.Show(doc.DocumentElement.OuterXml);


Use the Save method to commit changes.

 

[Peter Morris]

I have no idea what you are actually asking but this is my best guess.

<Game>I want to write something here</Game>
<Mac someAttributeName="I want to write something here" />