XML skeleton in the cupboard

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I 'd like to write element contents into nodes of an XML

Example,

<application>
<windows>
<Version>
I want to write something here
<Version>
</windows>
<Linux>
<KDE>
<Game>I want to write something here</Game>
</KDE>
<Fedora>
I want to write something here
</Fedora>
</Linux>
<Mac "I want to write something here" />
</application>

How can I fill the XML with anything in places of "I want to write
something here" ??

Thanks
 
I 'd like to write element contents into nodes of an XML

Example,

<application>
<windows>
<Version>
I want to write something here
<Version>
</windows>
<Linux>
<KDE>
<Game>I want to write something here</Game>
</KDE>
<Fedora>
I want to write something here
</Fedora>
</Linux>
<Mac "I want to write something here" />
</application>

How can I fill the XML with anything in places of "I want to write
something here" ??

Thanks
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Plenty of ways. One is to open the XML in an System.Xml.XmlDocument and
retrieve the target elements using XPath. Then use the InnerText property:
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
XmlElement version = doc.SelectSingleNode("/*/Windows/Version") as
XmlElement;
version.InnerText = "new text here";
MessageBox.Show(doc.DocumentElement.OuterXml);


Use the Save method to commit changes.
 
I have no idea what you are actually asking but this is my best guess.

<Game>I want to write something here</Game>
<Mac someAttributeName="I want to write something here" />
 
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