Thx again.


"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message 
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> news.microsoft.com wrote:
>
>> Worked great after I removed the node() from the following
>> From>   foreach (XmlNode child in 
>> source.SelectSingleNode("A/B/C/D/node()"))
>> To>   foreach (XmlNode child in source.SelectSingleNode("A/B/C/D"))
>>
>> Can you explain what's that all about?
>
> Sorry, my bad, I wanted to suggest
>   foreach (XmlNode child in source.SelectNodes("A/B/C/D/node()"))
> but somehow the SelectSingleNode slipped in instead of the SelectNodes.
> So foreach (XmlNode child in source.SelectNodes("A/B/C/D/node()")) 
> iterates over all child nodes of the D elements, then the body of the loop 
> uses ImportNode to create a deep clone owned by the destination document 
> and appends it to the destiantion node. As you have found, another way to 
> achieve that in the .NET framework is by doing foreach (XmlNode child in 
> source.SelectSingleNode("A/B/C/D")), that works as the enumerator of a 
> node enumerates the child nodes.
>
>
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>
> Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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