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I have converted code from c# to vb.net
C# code

C#
static void Main(string[] args)
       {
           string[] strarr = GetStringArray("Locations.xml");

           foreach (string str in strarr)
           {
               Console.WriteLine(str);
           }
       }

       public static string[] GetStringArray(string url)
       {
            XDocument doc = XDocument.Load(url);

           var locations = from l in doc.Descendants("Location")
                           select (string)l.Attribute("Name");

           return locations.ToArray();
       }



vb code:
VB.NET
Private Shared Sub Main(args As String())
       Dim strarr As String() = GetStringArray("Locations.xml")

       For Each str As String In strarr
           Console.WriteLine(str)
       Next
   End Sub

   Public Shared Function GetStringArray(url As String) As String()
       Dim doc As XDocument = XDocument.Load(url)

   Dim locations = From l In doc.Descendants("Location")DirectCast(l.Attribute("Name"), String)

       Return locations.ToArray()
   End Function


but the below code is not working in vb.net especially
VB.NET
DirectCast


C#
Dim locations = From l In doc.Descendants("Location")DirectCast(l.Attribute("Name"), String)


VB.NET
DirectCast

Could you please help that how to cast the above value into string

What I have tried:

I have tried with the below code
C#
Dim locations = From l In doc.Descendants("Location")DirectCast(l.Attribute("Name"), String)
Posted
Updated 26-Dec-16 0:39am

1 solution

There are several ways of going about this: you can use the query expression syntax,
VB.NET
Dim locations = From l In doc.Descendants("Locations")
                Select CStr(l.Attribute("Name"))
or you could avoid the query expression syntax and just use the standard dot notation syntax,
VB.NET
Dim locations = doc.Descendants("Locations").Select(Function(l) l.Attribute("Name").Value)
or you could use axis properties,
VB.NET
Dim locations = doc...<Locations>.Select(Function(l) l.@Name)
 
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DGKumar 26-Dec-16 8:29am    
Thanks for respond its working..Could you please tell me that how to get multiple columns in same logic?Like
Dim locations = doc.Descendants("Locations").Select(Function(l) l.Attribute("Name").Value)
Dim locations2 = doc.Descendants("Locations").Select(Function(l) l.Attribute("city").Value)
Both i need to store in one dim variable.
DGKumar 26-Dec-16 8:37am    
I have tried with the below code but not working
Dim svcResultFields = XMLData.Elements("Locations").Select(Function(f) new{ Name = f.Attribute("Name").Value,Type = f.Attribute("City").Value}).ToArray()
Meshack Musundi 26-Dec-16 12:54pm    
You can get a collection of anonymous types by doing,
Dim results = doc...<Locations>.Select(Function(l) New With {.Name = l.@Name, .Type = l.@City})

or
Dim results = doc.Descendants("Locations").Select(Function(l) New With {.Name = l.Attribute("Name").Value, .Type = l.Attribute("City").Value})
Maciej Los 27-Dec-16 3:02am    
5ed!
DGKumar 27-Dec-16 3:08am    
Hi Now i am able to get both values.
If i want to get values from that result i am getting the below error not able to get values in foreach in.
Error: Unable to cast object of type 'WhereSelectEnumerableIterator`2[System.Xml.Linq.XElement,System.String]' to type 'System.IConvertible'

I have tried :
Dim results() As String = provisioningXMLData.Descendants("Locations").Select(Function(l) New With {.Video = l.Attribute("Name ").Name , .Type = l.Attribute("Type ").Value})
For Each deniedStatus As String In results
If deniedStatus.Name IsNot Nothing Then
isHSIAdataDenied = True
Else
isHSIAdataDenied = False
End If

Exit For
Next

I am not able get proper foreach in vb.net for that collection

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