How to get XmlNode - SyntaxEditor Web Languages Add-on for Windows Forms Forum

Posted 17 years ago by Charles Mussely

Version: 4.0.0273

ok I have a xmleditor and part of my xmleditor.document.text is the following:

<DataInfo>
     <Properties>
         <Frequency type="1" value="2" />
         <Frequency type="Monitoring" value="8" />
     </Properties>
     <Properties>
         <Frequency type="3" value="2" />
             <Frequency type="Monitoring" value="1" />
     </Properties>
<DataInfo>

My carret position is located inside the <Frequency type="Monitoring" value="1" /> node.

How can I retrieve the xmlnode which is equal to the node where my caret is located?
Is there a way to get the xpath or some equivalent information allowing to search my xml?

expected end result: xmlnode.outerxml=<Frequency type="Monitoring" value="1" />

Comments (1)

Posted 17 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA

Hi Charles,

Sorry but XmlNode information isn't directly available. However if you look at the context.TargetElement.ElementNameOffset, you know where the name of the element starts. Then you can get a TextStream at that offset and scan forward until you reach the end of the tag. That way you know the range of the tag and can construct such a node yourself.

There isn't any integrated xpath support at this time.

Actipro Software Support

The latest build of this product (v24.1.1) was released 7 months ago, which was after the last post in this thread.

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