I'm working on reading XML files data, problem is that I've would like to combine this:
- <FIELD>
<FIELD-TYPE>9999</FIELD-TYPE>
<FIELD-TEXT>Cash 538,64</FIELD-TEXT>
</FIELD>
- <FIELD>
<FIELD-TYPE>119</FIELD-TYPE>
<FIELD-AMOUNT>538.64</FIELD-AMOUNT>
</FIELD>
In single object property like this:
[XmlElement("FIELD-TEXT")]
public string FieldText { get; set; }
[XmlElement("FIELD-AMOUNT")]
public string FieldAmount { get; set; }
Currently I can read each parent element separately, which gives me this:
Is it possible to somehow configure XmlSerializer or objects? I've also thought about adding another property that somehow combine these property using LINQ.
Expected out would need to look like this:
Haven't tried anything with XmlSerializer object configuration as I'm new to this and don't know where to start.
Any help would be appreciated.
Hope this helps to contact two fields
var list1 = doc.Descendants("FIELD-TEXT").Concat(doc.Descendants("FIELD-AMOUNT")).InDocumentOrder();
foreach (var item in list1)
{
Console.WriteLine(item);
}
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