Guys I am completely stumped on this one.
Basically my setup is this: I am reading a text file that has some data in it, from which I've successfully extracted only the needed information.
string[] nameAnimals = new string[lines.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < lines.Length; i++)
{
nameAnimals[i] = lines[i].Substring(0, 14).TrimEnd(trimArray);
}
textBox1.Text = nameAnimals.ToString();
//textBox1 text is MonkeyElephantTigerZebra
I am calling my function like so
readingXML(nameAnimals);
And this is how it's declared
public void readingXML(string[] checkAnimals)
Then I am reading two different XML files which have the same layout, and only differ in one InnerText. (XML # 2 doesn't contain as much data
as XML # 1)
<Root><!-- This is first XML -->
<data>
<NUMBER>1</NUMBER>
<NAME>Monkey</NAME>
<PRICE>1240</Price>
</data>
<data>
<NUMBER>2</NUMBER>
<NAME>Tiger</NAME>
<PRICE>2500</Price>
</data>
<data>
<NUMBER>3</NUMBER>
<NAME>Elephant</NAME>
<PRICE>4810</Price>
</data>
<data>
<NUMBER>4</NUMBER>
<NAME>Zebra</NAME>
<PRICE>5600</Price>
</data>
</Root>
<Root><!-- This is second XML -->
<data>
<NUMBER>1</NUMBER>
<NAME>Gorilla</NAME>
<PRICE>1240</Price>
</data>
<data>
<NUMBER>2</NUMBER>
<NAME>Bengal</NAME>
<PRICE>2500</Price>
</data>
</Root>
<!-- The NAME.InnerText will always be related
between these two XML's only via NUMBER.InnerText -->
Now, I want to compare my string (I am guessing somehow with string.Contains
) from that text file to the NAME.InnerText
from XML # 1, get it's NUMBER.InnerText
, search for the NUMBER.InnerText
in XML # 2, get NAME.InnerText
from XML # 2 and then show it in textBox1. If for instance, the NUMBER.InnerText
from XML # 1 isn't found in XML # 2, just get PRICE.InnerText
from XML # 1. So that at the end I get string GorillaElephantBengalZebra
And my data in textBox1, ideally, after getting the PRICE.InnerText would be something like this, formatting doesn't matter at this point.
Gorilla - price 1240
Elephant - price 4810
Bengal - price 2500
Zebra - price 5600
I am way in over my head, or maybe I am over thinking this one.
Also, does it seem kind of a messy way so far to do what's needed ?
I've been googling for days but I am no closer to finding a solution.
Cheers
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