LINQ query to navigate an object hierachy?
How about countryList. SelectMany(c => c. States).
SelectMany(s => s. Cities)? Or maybe this?
Var cities = from country in countryList from state in country. States from city in state. Cities select city.
Can't be simpler! :-) var cities = from country in countries //List from state in country. States from city in state.
Cities select city.Name.
Now its not as easy to chain navigations in Linq-to-XML as it is XPath. The problem is that navigation functions return collection objects, while the navigation functions are applied to non-collections. Consider the XPath expression which selects a table tag as an immediate child then any descendant table data tag.
I think this would look like ".
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