XML / XSL

• The DOMTreeWalker lets you set up a node filter. You can set up a filter to accept all element nodes whose tag is Locomotive. That means that each call to the DOMTreeWalker's nextNode method will step to the next Locomotive element. For each of these, you iterate through the found element's child nodes. Each child's tag name indicates which struct memeber they relate to, while the child's text node is the value that you'll convert to the correct type using string conversion functions like strtol.
• From the root node, apply an XPath of "//Locomotive". That'll get you all the Locomotive elements, which you can process as above.
• Get a DOMElement for the root element of the XML document. Use the getElementsByTagName method to retrieve all descendent nodes with the tag naem Locomotive. Process each node as indicated above.

VVVimal wrote:

could you please give me a example

VVVimal wrote:

you also mentioned "From the root node, apply an XPath of "//Locomotive "
what does it mean

ndumy wrote:

'xmldoc.Save( filepath )

<xsl:stylesheet version="2.0"
                xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
                exclude-result-prefixes="xsl">

  <!-- Allow the user to specify the .cs filename -->
  <xsl:param name="CSFilename"/>

<!-- The rest of your XSLT - use $CSFilename to access the .cs filename -->
</xsl:stylesheet>