I have an array of strings like so:
[0] aaa
[1] bbb
[2] ccc
Now I need to create XML like so:
<parent>
<child_1>aaa</child_1>
<child_2>bbb</child_2>
<child_3>ccc</child_3>
</parent>
Now I know in VB I can do:
Dim myXML As XElement = <parent>
<%= For c In arrayOfChildren
Select <child><%= c %></child>
</parent>
The problem is - how to get that nasty counter in?
To clarify: I do not have a choice over programming language, gotta be VB. I also do not have a choice over the structure of XML, it is part of specification we got from an external company.
Any help appreciated, thanks:)
Although a lesser used feature, you can specify the name of an element as an embedded expression, rather than a literal. Also, you will need to change to the method syntax to get the overload of
Select
that gives you the item index along with the item.