c# - Read and extract XML parser? -


i have folder contains around 15,103 xml files.

an example of xml file within folder following.

000010000.img.xml

a snippet of xml part want focus in on.

<imgdir name="000010000.img">    <imgdir name="info">       <int name="version" value="10" />       <int name="cloud" value="0" />       <int name="town" value="0" />       <float name="mobrate" value="1.0" />       <string name="bgm" value="bgm34/mapleleaf" />       <int name="returnmap" value="10000" />       <string name="mapdesc" value="" />       <int name="hideminimap" value="0" />       <int name="forcedreturn" value="999999999" />       <int name="movelimit" value="0" />       <string name="mapmark" value="mushroomvillage" />       <int name="swim" value="0" />       <int name="fieldlimit" value="8260" />       <int name="vrtop" value="-892" />       <int name="vrleft" value="-1064" />       <int name="vrbottom" value="915" />       <int name="vrright" value="1334" />       <int name="fly" value="0" />       <int name="nomapcmd" value="0" />       <string name="onfirstuserenter" value="" />       <string name="onuserenter" value="go10000" />       <int name="standalone" value="0" />       <int name="partystandalone" value="0" />       <string name="fieldscript" value="" />    </imgdir>     </imgdir>    <imgdir name="portal">       <imgdir name="0">          <string name="pn" value="sp" />          <int name="pt" value="0" />          <int name="x" value="-389" />          <int name="y" value="183" />          <int name="tm" value="999999999" />          <string name="tn" value="" />       </imgdir>       <imgdir name="1">          <string name="pn" value="sp" />          <int name="pt" value="0" />          <int name="x" value="-416" />          <int name="y" value="185" />          <int name="tm" value="999999999" />          <string name="tn" value="" />       </imgdir>       <imgdir name="2">          <string name="pn" value="sp" />          <int name="pt" value="0" />          <int name="x" value="-450" />          <int name="y" value="183" />          <int name="tm" value="999999999" />          <string name="tn" value="" />       </imgdir>       <imgdir name="3">          <string name="pn" value="out00" />          <int name="pt" value="2" />          <int name="x" value="1080" />          <int name="y" value="541" />          <int name="tm" value="20000" />          <string name="tn" value="in00" />          <string name="script" value="" />          <int name="hidetooltip" value="0" />          <int name="onlyonce" value="0" />          <int name="delay" value="0" />       </imgdir>    </imgdir>

i not know how code (never done xml parsing before) , think may possible in .bat.

i need automatically go each xml file, extract portal information & map id, , put 1 text file.

here example of how need output of text (uses snippet of xml above reference)

[10000] // <int name="returnmap" value="10000" /> total=4 // total amount of portals (4 below) sp 0 -389 183 999999999 // <imgdir name="0"> sp 0 -416 185 999999999 // <imgdir name="1"> sp 0 -450 183 999999999 // <imgdir name="2"> out00 2 1080 541 20000 // <imgdir name="3">

i need program go each xml, extract information above , put consistently single text file.

all xml files have same structure , pretty follow same style , imgdir name's, contain different amounts of portals.

you should improve searching ability, anyway did quick search , found this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/87274khy(v=vs.110).aspx parsing xml, , this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2kzb96fk.aspx iterating on directories , files.


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