Store position in of array item in property during XML deserialization
Is there any way to store an XmlArrayItem's position in an XmlArray in a class property during XML deserialization?
class PO
[XmlArray("POLines")]
[XmlArrayItem("POLine")]
List<PO_Line> LineItems get;set;
class PO_Line
[XmlElement("ItemCode")]
string ItemCode get;set;
[XmlElement("UnitCost")]
string UnitCost get;set;
[XmlElement("Quantity")]
string Quantity get;set;
int LineNo get;set; // store index number of array item here
For instance in the below PO file, a new List<PO_Line> would be created that comprises three PO_Lines. The first would have the LineNo property set to 1, the second would have their LineNo set to 2 and the third (predictably) would have their LineNo set to 3.
<POFile>
<POHead>
<PONumber>POR12345</PONumber>
<Customer>ACME001</Customer>
</POHead>
<POLines>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>12345</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>2.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>100</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>23456</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>1.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>200</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>34567</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>5.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>500</Quantity>
</POLine>
</POLines>
</POLine>
I could obviously iterate through the PO after XML deserialization, but I wanted to know if there was a cleaner way.
c# xml-deserialization
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
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Is there any way to store an XmlArrayItem's position in an XmlArray in a class property during XML deserialization?
class PO
[XmlArray("POLines")]
[XmlArrayItem("POLine")]
List<PO_Line> LineItems get;set;
class PO_Line
[XmlElement("ItemCode")]
string ItemCode get;set;
[XmlElement("UnitCost")]
string UnitCost get;set;
[XmlElement("Quantity")]
string Quantity get;set;
int LineNo get;set; // store index number of array item here
For instance in the below PO file, a new List<PO_Line> would be created that comprises three PO_Lines. The first would have the LineNo property set to 1, the second would have their LineNo set to 2 and the third (predictably) would have their LineNo set to 3.
<POFile>
<POHead>
<PONumber>POR12345</PONumber>
<Customer>ACME001</Customer>
</POHead>
<POLines>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>12345</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>2.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>100</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>23456</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>1.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>200</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>34567</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>5.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>500</Quantity>
</POLine>
</POLines>
</POLine>
I could obviously iterate through the PO after XML deserialization, but I wanted to know if there was a cleaner way.
c# xml-deserialization
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
ryansinryansin
724825
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Is there any way to store an XmlArrayItem's position in an XmlArray in a class property during XML deserialization?
class PO
[XmlArray("POLines")]
[XmlArrayItem("POLine")]
List<PO_Line> LineItems get;set;
class PO_Line
[XmlElement("ItemCode")]
string ItemCode get;set;
[XmlElement("UnitCost")]
string UnitCost get;set;
[XmlElement("Quantity")]
string Quantity get;set;
int LineNo get;set; // store index number of array item here
For instance in the below PO file, a new List<PO_Line> would be created that comprises three PO_Lines. The first would have the LineNo property set to 1, the second would have their LineNo set to 2 and the third (predictably) would have their LineNo set to 3.
<POFile>
<POHead>
<PONumber>POR12345</PONumber>
<Customer>ACME001</Customer>
</POHead>
<POLines>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>12345</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>2.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>100</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>23456</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>1.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>200</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>34567</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>5.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>500</Quantity>
</POLine>
</POLines>
</POLine>
I could obviously iterate through the PO after XML deserialization, but I wanted to know if there was a cleaner way.
c# xml-deserialization
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
ryansinryansin
724825
Is there any way to store an XmlArrayItem's position in an XmlArray in a class property during XML deserialization?
class PO
[XmlArray("POLines")]
[XmlArrayItem("POLine")]
List<PO_Line> LineItems get;set;
class PO_Line
[XmlElement("ItemCode")]
string ItemCode get;set;
[XmlElement("UnitCost")]
string UnitCost get;set;
[XmlElement("Quantity")]
string Quantity get;set;
int LineNo get;set; // store index number of array item here
For instance in the below PO file, a new List<PO_Line> would be created that comprises three PO_Lines. The first would have the LineNo property set to 1, the second would have their LineNo set to 2 and the third (predictably) would have their LineNo set to 3.
<POFile>
<POHead>
<PONumber>POR12345</PONumber>
<Customer>ACME001</Customer>
</POHead>
<POLines>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>12345</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>2.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>100</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>23456</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>1.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>200</Quantity>
</POLine>
<POLine>
<ItemCode>34567</ItemCode>
<UnitCost>5.99</UnitCost>
<Quantity>500</Quantity>
</POLine>
</POLines>
</POLine>
I could obviously iterate through the PO after XML deserialization, but I wanted to know if there was a cleaner way.
c# xml-deserialization
c# xml-deserialization
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
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724825
asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 10:06
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