I need some help about String[SOLVED]

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Hello I have xml code look like this. x366 :D

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<prayertimes dayofyear="192" day="11" month="7">
3:18	3:39	5:35	6:28	12:58	13:21	17:20	18:33	20:01	20:46	21:47	22:42	23:00	12:27	22.1036908	9.6633100
</prayertimes>

I want read "20:46" only(tenth one). Can i read this? If possible how?

Posted 11-Jul-13 0:44am

berkayerdi

Updated 11-Jul-13 1:32am

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[no name] 11-Jul-13 6:49am

What have you tried? Did you look at the Split function?

berkayerdi 11-Jul-13 7:21am

i dont know spit func. how to use. But i will look

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Pheonyx · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-11T00:47:00

Solution 1

Read the value of the XML element into a string, then user the "Split" function
Looking at how you have pasted it, I imagine it is a tab deliminated string.
You can use the split function to split by tab and then just read the 10th entry.

Posted 11-Jul-13 0:47am

Pheonyx

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berkayerdi 11-Jul-13 7:01am

I read this. my parameter is here= 3:18\t3:39\t5:35\t.... Now What should I make?

vinayakJJ · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-11T00:58:00

Solution 2

if you want always the same position then this will help you

C#

var xdoc = XDocument.Load(PathOfYourXmlFile);
      var companies = xdoc.Descendants("prayertimes").Select(c => (string)c).ToArray();
      string value = companies[0].TrimStart();
      string[] split = value.Split('\t');
      string ouptut = split[9];

output string will hold 20:46 that what you want

Posted 11-Jul-13 0:58am

vinayakJJ

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berkayerdi 11-Jul-13 7:19am

this was good but. I cant understand ".Select(c => (string)c).ToArray();" . Can we do it with (from elm
where elm
select elm ????

vinayakJJ 11-Jul-13 7:28am

this is linq simplest way to find the data frm xml element
Descendant method will find only that element and convert it to string and the create array of it
that array will hold all the elements value from xml file which is prayertimes
so you will have an array of value of element "prayertimes"

berkayerdi 11-Jul-13 7:31am

thank u so much! That's OKAY :)