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C#: How to get the name (with prefix) from XElement as string?

This might be duplicate since my question seems so trivial, but I haven't been able to find the answer here on stackoverflow.com.

I have an XElement with data like this:

<abc:MyElement>My value</abc:MyElement>

Question: How do I get the complete name with prefix as a string from the XElement?

Expected result:

abc:MyElement
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Chau Avatar asked Jun 17 '11 15:06

Chau


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1 Answers

My solution so far has been to use the method GetPrefixOfNamespace available in the XElement.

Though not a pretty solution, it gives me what I want:

XElement xml = new XElement(...);
string nameWithPrefix = xml.GetPrefixOfNamespace(xml.Name.Namespace) + 
                        ":" + 
                        xml.Name.LocalName;

More elegant solutions are very welcome :)

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Chau Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 13:10

Chau