I've tried searching for this a lot, but I'm having no luck unfortunately. I have an application which allows you to select a COM port and its Baud rate, and then connect it to another COM port (so a signal comes into one port and out of the other). I have a save function which makes it save into an XML format.
I want to be able to open that save file so that all of the information from the XML file populates the datagridview, however I can't find a way to do it.
(Using a basic setup in my application) I open the XML file in Google Chrome, it looks like this (the layout isn't perfect, but I can change it later):
<Root_Element>
<Output_Port Output_Baud="9600">COM104</Output_Port>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM3</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM1</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM6</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM5</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM4</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is On" Baud="9600" Extract="12345" Data="">COM100</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM101</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is On" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM102</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM103</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM104</Serial_Port_Name>
<Serial_Port_Name Use="Checkbox is Off" Baud="9600" Extract="" Data="">COM105</Serial_Port_Name>
</Root_Element>
The code below is how I am saving the data. I just want to be able to essentially do the reverse of this, and put the data back to where it came from.
private void saveFileDialog1_FileOk(object sender, CancelEventArgs e)
{
// Create the XmlDocument.
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
// Create root element.
XmlElement rootElem = doc.CreateElement("Root_Element");
doc.AppendChild(rootElem);
// Add an "Output Port" element.
XmlElement outPortElem = doc.CreateElement("Output_Port");
outPortElem.Value = (string)comboBox1.SelectedItem;
rootElem.AppendChild(outPortElem);
// Add an "Output Baud" Attribute.
XmlAttribute outBaudAtt = doc.CreateAttribute("Output_Baud");
outBaudAtt.Value = (string)comboBox2.SelectedItem;
outPortElem.Attributes.Append(outBaudAtt);
foreach (DataGridViewRow row in dataGridView1.Rows)
{
var ip_port2 = (SerialPort)row.Tag;
// Write Serial Port Name element.
XmlElement nameElem = doc.CreateElement("Serial_Port_Name");
nameElem.Value = (string)row.HeaderCell.Value; // display the port name
rootElem.AppendChild(nameElem);
if (ip_port2.IsOpen == true) // if the ip_port is open
{
// Add a "Use" attribute.
XmlAttribute useAtt = doc.CreateAttribute("Use");
useAtt.Value = "Checkbox is On"; // display the port as "on"
nameElem.Attributes.Append(useAtt);
}
else if (ip_port2.IsOpen != true) // if the ip_port is closed
{
// Add a "Use" attribute.
XmlAttribute useAtt = doc.CreateAttribute("Use");
useAtt.Value = "Checkbox is Off"; // display the port as "off"
nameElem.Attributes.Append(useAtt);
}
// Add a "Baud" attribute.
XmlAttribute baudAtt = doc.CreateAttribute("Baud");
baudAtt.Value = (string)row.Cells[1].Value;
nameElem.Attributes.Append(baudAtt);
// Add an "Extract" attribute.
XmlAttribute extractAtt = doc.CreateAttribute("Extract");
extractAtt.Value = (string)row.Cells[2].Value;
nameElem.Attributes.Append(extractAtt);
// Add a "Data" attribute.
XmlAttribute dataAtt = doc.CreateAttribute("Data");
dataAtt.Value = (string)row.Cells[3].Value;
nameElem.Attributes.Append(dataAtt);
}
// Save the document to a file. White space is preserved (no white space).
doc.PreserveWhitespace = true;
doc.Save(saveFileDialog1.FileName);
Any help would be great! Thanks in advance!
Try to use DataSet/DataTable
.
This code reads your xml file:
var ds = new DataSet();
ds.ReadXml("filename.xml");
Now there are two DataTable
in the DataSet
.
Let's get values from the first:
var outputBaud = ds.Tables[0].Rows[0]["Output_Baud"];
var outputPort = ds.Tables[0].Rows[0]["Output_Port_Text"];
Next, fill DataGridView
from the second DataTable
(Attention! Black magic!):
dataGridView.DataSource = ds.Tables[1];
Simple, isn't it?
Now you can edit values in the DataGridView
. Thanks to data binding, they will be stored in the DataTable
.
Saving data is very simple too.
ds.Tables[0].Rows[0]["Output_Baud"] = outputBaud;
ds.Tables[0].Rows[0]["Output_Port_Text"] = outputPort;
ds.WriteXml("filename.xml");
You can throw away your bulky code.
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