Reputation: 177
I have downloaded some XML data from www.openstreetmap.org. I now wish to create a data converter for this application. I have done extensive research and have somewhat of a working prototype using the Load method located within the XDocument class.
Current Code:
// Load the XML document
var xmlDocument = XDocument.Load(@"C:\demo.xml");
// Query the data and write out a subset of contacts
var xmlDocumentQuery = from c in xmlDocument.Root.Descendants("way")
select c.Element("tag").Attribute("k");
int indexVariable = 1;
foreach (string name in xmlDocumentQuery)
{
Console.WriteLine(indexVariable + " " + name);
indexVariable = indexVariable + 1;
}
Sample XML Data:
<OSM>
<way id="123610420" visible="true" version="1" changeset="8864750" timestamp="2011-07-29T16:26:39Z" user="BillHall" uid="13013">
<nd ref="1377763151"/>
<nd ref="1377763152"/>
<nd ref="1377763156"/>
<nd ref="1377763165"/>
<nd ref="1377763192"/>
<nd ref="1376440397"/>
<nd ref="1377763200"/>
<nd ref="1377763151"/>
<tag k="landuse" v="grass"/>
</way>
<way id="123610421" visible="true" version="3" changeset="8890869" timestamp="2011-08-01T13:30:49Z" user="BillHall" uid="13013">
<nd ref="1377763173"/>
<nd ref="1377763217"/>
<nd ref="1377763170"/>
<nd ref="1377763137"/>
<nd ref="1378432544"/>
<nd ref="1377763154"/>
<nd ref="1378432543"/>
<nd ref="1377763147"/>
<nd ref="1376440420"/>
<nd ref="1376440265"/>
<nd ref="1378432542"/>
<nd ref="1376440320"/>
<nd ref="1376440262"/>
<nd ref="1377763143"/>
<nd ref="1377763195"/>
<nd ref="1381760571"/>
<nd ref="1381760570"/>
<nd ref="1377763219"/>
<nd ref="1377763173"/>
<tag k="landuse" v="grass"/>
</way>
<way id="123610422" visible="true" version="2" changeset="8869626" timestamp="2011-07-30T07:53:36Z" user="BillHall" uid="13013">
<nd ref="1377763145"/>
<nd ref="1377763129"/>
<nd ref="1377763149"/>
<nd ref="1377763204"/>
<nd ref="1376440568"/>
<nd ref="1376440571"/>
<nd ref="1377763153"/>
<nd ref="1378432539"/>
<nd ref="1377763145"/>
<tag k="landuse" v="grass"/>
</way>
</OSM>
However, my prototype is currently only able to select a single attribute value of a given element. It then loops through these values and outputs them. I now want to further my prototype by retaining the hierarchy of the XML document and transforming this into a ‘tree view’.
I plan on using the TreeNode class to implement this functionality. But I am uncertain of how to maintain the hierarchy of the XML document.
Example Hierarchy:
<WAY ID = “#”>
<ND>
<ND REF= “#”>
…
</ND>
<K = “#”>
<V = “#”>
</WAY>
…
Upvotes: 0
Views: 629
Reputation: 13037
Creating a TreeView
from xml elements is fairly easy, and you don't need any LINQ queries:
var tree = new TreeView();
CreateTreeNodes(xmlDocument.Root.Elements(), tree.Nodes);
private void CreateTreeNodes(IEnumerable<XElement> elements,
TreeNodeCollection treeLevel)
{
foreach (var element in elements)
{
//Create nodes for each xml element..
var node = new TreeNode(element.Name.LocalName);
//..add them to the current "level" in the TreeView..
treeLevel.Add(node);
//..and then create (and add) each node's child nodes:
CreateTreeNodes(element.Elements(), node.Nodes);
}
}
Upvotes: 2