Reputation: 8428
i've been reading through the linq to xml documentation in msdn and some other tutorials and yet i failed to find the right way to do this query as of now :(
Basically, i want to loop through each student in the class, for each question, keep a counter of individual skill, i.e. for student 123, the tally should be 001.101.033.002.001 - 1, 001.101.035.002.001 - 1, 001.101.033.002.002 - 0. as the skills counter is based on whether the question is right(1) or wrong(0).
<assessment name="english101" level="primary 6">
<class id="23" name="1A">
<student id="123" name="Jack Black">
<question id="101" correct="1">
<skill id="001.101.033.002.001" topicId="033" subtopicId="002" subtopicdesc="Launching a browser" topicdesc="Point and Click">Able to recognize and use desktop icon</skill>
<skill id="001.101.035.002.001" topicId="035" topicDesc="Typing" subtopicId="002" subtopicDesc="Using Words">Able to write on screen</skill>
</question>
<question id="102" correct="0">
<skill id="001.101.033.002.002" topicId="033" subtopicId="002" subtopicdesc="Launching a browser" topicdesc="Point and Click">Able to recognize and use the mouse</skill>
<skill id="001.101.035.002.001" topicId="035" topicDesc="Typing" subtopicId="002" subtopicDesc="Using Words">Able to write on screen</skill>
</question>
</student>
<student id="124" name="Tim Robbins">
<question id="103" correct="1">
<skill id="001.101.033.002.002" topicId="033" subtopicId="002" subtopicdesc="Launching a browser" topicdesc="Point and Click">Able to recognize and use the mouse</skill>
<skill id="001.101.035.002.001" topicId="035" topicDesc="Typing" subtopicId="002" subtopicDesc="Using Words">Able to write on screen</skill>
</question>
<dtasResult>
<skill id="001.101.033.002.002" result="weak" />
<skill id="001.101.033.002.002" result="strong" />
</dtasResult>
</student>
</class>
</assessment>
so far the code i have is here:
//Open up the xml and traverse to the student nodes.
XElement root = XElement.Load(fileLocation);
IEnumerable<XElement> students = root.Elements("class").Elements("student");
string currentStudentId = "";
foreach (XElement student in students)
{
currentStudentId = student.Attribute("id").ToString();
//this code chunk below doesn't work!
XElement questions = root.Descendants("question")
.Where(question =>
question.Attribute(""));
Console.WriteLine(student.DescendantsAndSelf("question"));
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine();
}
i have yet to figure out how to do the looping for each question per student.. and the code in the middle of the foraech doesn't work!!
if i wanted to calculate the total question per student, how would i be able to modify your query above to do so? i try grp.Count(z => z.Correct) and other method but i can't get it right thanks :)
Upvotes: 1
Views: 311
Reputation: 1064324
Second edit re comment; I think this does what you want...
var qry = from cls in doc.Root.Elements("class")
from student in cls.Elements("student")
from question in student.Elements("question")
from skill in question.Elements("skill")
select new {
Student = (int)student.Attribute("id"),
Skill = (string)skill.Attribute("id"),
Correct = (int)question.Attribute("correct")
} into denorm
group denorm by new {
denorm.Student,
denorm.Skill
} into grp
orderby grp.Key.Student, grp.Key.Skill
select new {
grp.Key.Student,
grp.Key.Skill,
Tally = grp.Sum(x => x.Correct)
};
foreach (var row in qry)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}\t{1}\t{2}",
row.Student, row.Skill, row.Tally);
}
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 314
Not exactly sure if this is what you want, but I'll give it a try:
foreach (XElement student in students)
{
currentStudentId = student.Attribute("id").ToString();
Console.WriteLine(currentStudentId);
//this code chunk below doesn't work!
IEnumerable<XElement> correctQuestions = student.Descendants("question").
Where(q => q.Attribute("correct").Value == "1");
//Here you would do same for false answers
//loop through correct answers
foreach (XElement q in correctQuestions)
{
IEnumerable<XElement> skills = q.Descendants("skill");
foreach (XElement s in skills)
{
//this prints "001.101.035.002.001" etc
Console.WriteLine(s.Attribute("id").Value);
}
}
Console.WriteLine();
}
Upvotes: 0