How can I use if statment for 12 cells and 2 modes

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Hallo,
I have 12 cells and two modes.

For example:

C#

if (comboBox5.SelectedItem == "Cell_1" && comboBox4.SelectedItem == "Mode_1")
    {
                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Cell_1");
                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Amplitude");
                xmlWriter.WriteString(textBox17.Text);
                //xmlWriter.WriteString(textBox7.Text);
                xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Frequency");
                xmlWriter.WriteString(textBox18.Text);
                xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Duration");
                xmlWriter.WriteString(textBox19.Text);
                xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

                xmlWriter.WriteEndElement(); //::::::::::::::

            }

            else if (comboBox4.SelectedItem == "Mode_2")

            {
                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Amplitude");
                xmlWriter.WriteString(textBox17.Text);
                xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();

               
                xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("Duration");
                xmlWriter.WriteString(textBox18.Text);
                xmlWriter.WriteEndElement();
            }

I have to check for 12 cells it should change only if i select Mode_2 in my combobox4.

Like
cell_1, mode_1:
cell_2,mode_2 :
or random cell_2,mode_2.... %%when i select mode 2: second operation has to perform with amplitude and duration...

PLease help with the code..

Thank you.

What I have tried:

tried using if statement it will be very long code if i check for all 12:2 cases.

Posted 9-Jun-17 5:38am

Member 13153191

Updated 9-Jun-17 7:04am

RickZeeland

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RickZeeland · Accepted Answer · 2017-06-09T07:04:00

It will take some study, but this kind of thing can be done also using serialization.
This way you can work with a class which makes coding a lot easier, and serialize the class or List<> to XML.
See: [How to serialize an object to XML by using Visual C#]

An example using a List<>:

C#

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.IO;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
					
public class Program
{
	public static void Main()
	{
		// Test list with classes.
		List<classElement1> listStr = new List<classElement1>();
		listStr.Add(new classElement1() { Check = true, Group = "GroupOne" });
		listStr.Add(new classElement1() { Check = false, Group = "GroupTwo" });
		
		var x = new XmlSerializer(listStr.GetType());
		x.Serialize(Console.Out, listStr);
		
		using (var strWriter = new StringWriter())
		{
			x.Serialize(strWriter, listStr);
			File.WriteAllText("test.xml", strWriter.ToString());
		}
		
		Debug.Print("Test Serialization done !");
	}

	public class classElement1
	{
		public bool Check;
		public string Group = "no group";
		public string Key = "no key";
		public string Value { get; set; }
	}

}