XPathNavigator.IsDescendant(XPathNavigator) Method
Definition
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Determines whether the specified XPathNavigator is a descendant of the current XPathNavigator.
public:
virtual bool IsDescendant(System::Xml::XPath::XPathNavigator ^ nav);
public virtual bool IsDescendant (System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator? nav);
public virtual bool IsDescendant (System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator nav);
abstract member IsDescendant : System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator -> bool
override this.IsDescendant : System.Xml.XPath.XPathNavigator -> bool
Public Overridable Function IsDescendant (nav As XPathNavigator) As Boolean
Parameters
- nav
- XPathNavigator
The XPathNavigator to compare to this XPathNavigator.
Returns
true
if the specified XPathNavigator is a descendant of the current XPathNavigator; otherwise, false
.
Remarks
An XPathNavigator is a descendant of the current XPathNavigator if it is positioned on a descendant node of the current XPathNavigator. Take, for example, the following XML string:
<item><name>widget</name></item>
If the current XPathNavigator is positioned on the item
node, and the XPathNavigator specified is positioned on the name
node, IsDescendant returns true
.
This method always returns false
under the following conditions:
The XPathNavigator specified shares the same implementation but points at a different document instance than the current navigator.
The XPathNavigator specified has a different implementation than the current navigator.
Applies to
.NET