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First off, I'm sorry for the name. I couldn't think of a way to describe my issue in a question form. But this is what I'm trying to do.

Here is what my xml is looking like:

<Settings>
  <Display_Settings>
    <Screen>
      <Name Name="Screen" />
      <ScreenTag Tag="Screen Tag" />
      <LocalPosition X="12" Y="81" Z="28" />
      <Width Width="54" />
      <Height Height="912" />
    </Screen>
    <Camera_Name Name="Camera">
      <CameraTag Tag="Camera Tag" />
      <LocalPosition X="354" Y="108" Z="Z Local Position" />
      <Far Far="98" />
      <Near Near="16" />
      <FOV FOV="78" />
      <AspectRatio AspectRatio="1" />
      <ScreenDistance ScreenDistance="2" />
    </Camera_Name>
  </Display_Settings>
</Settings>

What I want is to access the attribute values stored within my local position node. I got some help with this and I can access the screens local position attribute value with this code:

  var xdoc = XDocument.Load("C:\\Test.xml");
  int x = int)xdoc.Descendants("LocalPosition").First().Attribute("X");

This happily returns 12 when I debug it. But, I also want to my cameras local position to be out putted as well.

Can someone please show me how to do this?

Alex
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You can grab Camera and Screen position using Descendants and then accessing it components with Attribute. Code examples are given below:

var cameraPosition = xdoc.Descendants("Camera_Name")
                         .First()
                         .Element("LocalPosition");

var screenPosition = xdoc.Descendants("Screen")
                         .First()
                         .Element("LocalPosition");


//parsing and displaying data
int cameraX = int.Parse(cameraPosition.Attribute("X").Value);
int cameraY = int.Parse(cameraPosition.Attribute("Y").Value);
Console.WriteLine ("camera pos: X={0}; Y={1}", cameraX, cameraY);

int screenX = int.Parse(screenPosition.Attribute("X").Value);
int screenY = int.Parse(screenPosition.Attribute("Y").Value);
Console.WriteLine ("screen pos: X={0}; Y={1}", screenX, screenY);

prints:

screen pos: X=12; Y=81
camera pos: X=354; Y=108
Ilya Ivanov
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If you use XPath you can target the nodes and retrieve them in to an iterator.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0ea193ac.aspx

Uatec
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