I'm currently using XDocument to read specific attributes from a XML Document, This works without a hitch. Now, I'm trying to create an array with Keys and Values to be later used for Validation. This may be an isolated incident (due to being unable to google/research the errors) , but the error messages which I am experiencing has totally stumped me, the syntax does look correct. The code follows:
public Array GetConfig(string FilePath)
{
var Document = XDocument.Load("CoreConfig.xml");
var Results = Document.Descendants().Elements("Database");
var ReturnList = new List<KeyValuePair<string,string>>();
string[] DBConfigElements = new string[4]{"Server","Username","Password","Database"};
int Count = 1;
var list = new List<KeyValuePair<string, string>>() { // Errors 1,2,3
foreach (string Elements in Results){
new KeyValuePair<string,string>(DBConfigElements[Count],Elements);
Count++;
} // Error 4
};
}
The error messages Presented are:
Error 1 Invalid initializer member declarator
Error 2 ; expected
Error 3 } expected
Error 4 { expected
I have labeled the code which line the error message is being triggered from. The syntax does look correct, so where is it that I am going wrong?
Pravesh Singh
14-Aug-2014You can't use foreach in an object initializer, but you can use Linq: