I'd like to create an xml structure like below:
<root>
<element name= "text here 1">
<child>asd</child>
<child>asd</child>
</element>
<element name= "text here 2">
<child>asd</child>
<child>asd</child>
</element>
</root>
I'm familiar with
XElement doc = XElement.Load(mainDirectory);
XElement newElem = new XElement("element", new XElement(child, ""), new XElement(child, ""));
doc.Add(newElem);
doc.Save(mainDirectory);
So I think this falls down on how to add the "attribute" when I am creating "element"
You can add an attribute like this
new XElement("element",new XAttribute("attribute","value") ,
new XElement(child, ""),
new XElement(child, ""));
This would become
<element attribute="value">
<child/>
<child/>
</element>
XElement
is similar to
public XElement(XName name,params object[] content)
->XAttribute
(which gets added to that particular node),
->string
(which gets wrapped in XText and gets added to node),
->IEnumerable
,
->Any other object
is converted to string
using ToString()
which is then converted to XText
and then gets added to the node
->if object
is null
it is ignored
->if it is XNode
,gets added to the node