Open an XML file.  Right click on any node (element, attribute, comment, 
etc...) And automatically get the XPath for it.

Derek

"Prakash Sachania" <PrakashSachania@d...> wrote in 
message news:BC947F43-BE28-49C2-ADB4-20EE528F7550@m......
> In a way, yes.  As I said, I have not seen those options, so I am not sure
> how complex is this. It sounded not that complex.  We develop a quite a 
> bit
> of utilities for XML and related technologies.  So, we have that 
> expertise.
> If you can show me those options to help me understand the complexity, I
> might other alternatives.
>
> Prakash
>
> "msnews.microsoft.com" wrote:
>
>> I need a program that will generate this for me.  What are you saying, 
>> you
>> want to build it?
>>
>> "Prakash Sachania" <Prakash Sachania@d...> wrote in
>> message news:231445A6-B22B-44DD-9DE2-90E3A34A95AE@m......
>> > Hi Derek,
>> >
>> > I have not seen the VS.NET option. But I think it should be easy to 
>> > write
>> > a
>> > program. I can help write one program like that. Do you know what 
>> > options
>> > are
>> > available when you select a node and ask to generate XPATH?
>> >
>> > Prakash
>> >
>> > "msnews.microsoft.com" wrote:
>> >
>> >> I am looking for a program that can be used to automatically generate
>> >> XPath
>> >> statements, where I can click into any node in an XML document, and 
>> >> then
>> >> choose an option to generate the XPath statement. I have found one 
>> >> that
>> >> requires Visual Studio.Net, but I would like a program such as 
>> >> Microsoft
>> >> XML
>> >> Notepad that would have this feature.  Anybody know of this?
>> >>
>> >> Derek
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>