SecurityElement.SearchForChildByTag(String) Method
Definition
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Finds a child by its tag name.
public:
System::Security::SecurityElement ^ SearchForChildByTag(System::String ^ tag);public System.Security.SecurityElement? SearchForChildByTag (string tag);public System.Security.SecurityElement SearchForChildByTag (string tag);member this.SearchForChildByTag : string -> System.Security.SecurityElementPublic Function SearchForChildByTag (tag As String) As SecurityElementParameters
- tag
- String
The tag for which to search in child elements.
Returns
The first child XML element with the specified tag value, or null if no child element with tag exists.
Exceptions
The tag parameter is null.
Examples
The following code shows the use of the SearchForChildByTag method to find a child by its tag name. This code example is part of a larger example provided for the SecurityElement class.
if ( localXmlElement->SearchForChildByTag( L"destroytime" ) != nullptr )
if (localXmlElement.SearchForChildByTag("destroytime") != null)
If Not (localXmlElement.SearchForChildByTag("destroytime") Is Nothing) Then
Remarks
With XML as follows, SearchForChildByTag("second") would return the child element <second>.
<thetag A="123" B="456" C="789"> <first>text1</first>
<second>text2</second></thetag>
Applies to
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