xelement represents an xml element. You can use this class to create or parse xml string to xml element. It allows to add, edit and delete any element or its attributes within the element tree and serialize the entire element to string from. You can search through the element and can traverse the element tree up and downwards. The basic building blocks of this module are XElement class and Parser The main class is XElement which represents the parsed xml, all elements in the XElement tree from root to leaf element are XElement. You can find sample xml at here Returns the array of all descendant element with specified name by default parameter is empty on unspecified and it will return all descendant elements, ignoreCase is the flag whether to ignore the case of the element name, by default set to false. On unsuccessful result it will return []. Returns the array of all descendant element with specified name and self by default parameter is empty on unspecified and it will return all descendant elements, ignoreCase is the flag whether to ignore the case of the element name, by default set to false.
Returns the first descendant element with specified name, name is not optional , ignoreCase is the flag whether to ignore the case of the element name, by default set to false. On unsuccessful result it will undefined. Returns the ancestor parent with specified name. ignoreCase is the flag whether to ignore the case of the element name, by default set to false. On unsuccessful result it will return undefined. Returns the first child element, returns undefine if doesn’t exist. Returns the last child element, return undefined if doesn’t exist. Returns the siblings of the element with specified name, if name unspecified it returns all siblings. Return [] if doesn’t exist. Returns the previous sibling of the element, it returns undefined if doesn’t exist. Returns the next sibling of the element, it returns undefined if doesn’t exist. Returns the index of the element among its sibling. Index starts from 0. It returns undefined if the element is not a child other element.
Sets the value to specified attribute of the element. If the attribute doesn’t exist, it will create. Returns the value from specified attribute of the element. If the attribute doesn’t exist it will return empty. Remove the specified attribute from the element. Adds xelement as its child element. Single or array of xelement can be passed. Only valid xelement object will be added and others ignored. Create a new element and adds to its child elements. If value parameter is unspecified it will consider as empty. Return the first element with specified name, name is not optional. It returns undefined if doesn’t exist. Return the all elements with specified name, if name unspecified it will return all child elements. Return the first element value with specified name, name is not optional. Sets the specified child element value. If element doesn’t exist it will create new. Remove the current element from its parent. The element will be no longer associated with element tree.
Removes the all child elements. All child elements will be no longer associated with element tree. Converts the xelement into valid xml string. This function is available for each element in the tree thus xml string can be created from any element from the tree. Is an extension method to an array to enable to apply filter to its collection as array. The default value is []. Is an extension method to an array to select any object or object value as array. Is an extension method to an array to select Many and returns a single array. Is an extension method to an array to execute operation on each item in the array. Please feel free to post your comments on Twitter and issues on githubGets the Document Type Definition (DTD) for this document. System.Xml.Linq.XDocumentTypeA XDocumentType that contains the DTD for this document.LINQ to XML provides limited support for DTDs.You can populate an XML tree with an XML document that contains a DTD. The XML tree will then contain a DocumentType node.
When you serialize or save the tree, the DTD will also be serialized. LINQ to XML will expand any entities in the DTD. When you serialize or save the XML tree, the entity references are not saved; instead, the nodes are saved with the entity references replaced by the text of the entity.If the DTD contains default attributes, the attributes are created in the XML tree as ordinary attributes.By default, LINQ to XML does not validate a document based on its DTD. To validate a document based on a DTD, create an XmlReader that will validate based on a DTD, and then create an XML tree from the XmlReader.The following example creates a document that contains an XDocumentType.Visual Basic does not support document types within XML literals. However, it is possible to create a document that contains a document type by first creating the document using XML literals, and then creating and adding an XDocumentType node in the appropriate place in the XML tree. This example produces the following output:
Universal Windows PlatformAvailable since 8.NET FrameworkAvailable since 3.5Portable Class LibrarySupported in: portable .NET platformsSilverlightAvailable since 2.0Windows Phone SilverlightAvailable since 7.0Windows PhoneAvailable since 8.1XDocumentTypeXDocument ClassSystem.Xml.Linq NamespaceLINQ to XML Sold by LeatherUp and Fulfilled by Amazon. See more product details New (1) from $107.95 Xelement 1440 Classic Mens Black Engineer Boots - 9 Dingo Men's Rob Boot AdTec Men's 13" Engineer Motorcycle Boot Harley-Davidson Men's Jason Work Boot 16 x 16 x 6 inches 3.9 out of 5 stars #346,077 in Automotive (See top 100) 5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support? Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Xelement 1440 Classic Mens Black Engineer BootsTop quality full grain leather is used to make the most technologically advanced Motorcycle Engineer Biker boot ever.