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C# / C Sharp » XML » XML Read Screenshots  Convets the value in an XML element to a nullable DateTime        // <copyright file="Utility.cs" company="Microsoft Corporation"> // Copyright (c) 2008 All Right Reserved // </copyright> // <author>Michael S. Scherotter</author> // <email>[email protected]</email> // <date>2008-10-09</date> // <summary>Silverlight utility classes</summary> namespace Synergist {     using System;     using System.Linq;     using System.Text;     using System.Xml.Linq;     /// <summary>     /// Silverlight Utilities     /// </summary>     public sealed class Utility     {         /// <summary>         /// Convets the value in an XML element to a nullable DateTime         /// </summary>         /// <param name="element">an XML element</param>         /// <returns>a nullable DateTime</returns>         public static DateTime? UnixTimeToDateTime(XElement element)         {             if (element == null)             {                 return null;             }             var strUnixTime = element.Value;             if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(strUnixTime))             {                 return null;             }             long unixTime = long.Parse(strUnixTime, System.Globalization.NumberStyles.Integer, System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);             var startTime = new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0);             return startTime.AddSeconds(unixTime);         }     } }                                 Related examples in the same category 1. Writing XML with the XmlWriter Class 2. Reading from an XML file. 3. Access Attributes 4. Load Xml Document Sample 5. Read An XML File 6. Read XML From URL 7. Illustrates the XmlTextReader class 8. Load xml document from xml file 9. If a Xml node Has Attributes 10. Convert String To XmlReader 11. Remove empty tags in the Xml string 12. Gets an appropriate System.Xml.XmlReader implementation for the supplied System.IO.Stream 13. Convert a stream of text lines separated with newline sequences into an XML build result. 14. XmlNameTable of atomized string objects. 15. XmlReader represents a reader that provides non-cached, forward-only access to XML data. 16. XmlReader.AttributeCount Property returns the number of attributes 17. XmlReader.Create creates a new XmlReader instance using the specified stream. 18. XmlReader.Create (String) creates a new XmlReader instance with specified URI. 19. XmlReader.Create (String, XmlReaderSettings) creates XmlReader with URI and XmlReaderSettings. 20. XmlReader.Create creates a new XmlReader instance. 21. XmlReader.Create (TextReader) creates a new XmlReader instance with the specified TextReader. 22. XmlReader.Create (TextReader, XmlReaderSettings, XmlParserContext) 23. XmlReader.Create (XmlReader, XmlReaderSettings) creates XmlReader with XmlReader and XmlReaderSettings 24. XmlReader.GetAttribute return the value of the attribute with the specified index. 25. XmlReader.GetAttribute (String) returns the attribute with the specified Name. 26. XmlReader.HasAttributes tells whether the current node has any attributes. 27. XmlReader.IsDefault 28. XmlReader.IsEmptyElement tells whether the current node is an empty element (for example, ). 29. XmlReader.IsStartElement (String) tells if the current content node is a start tag or empty element tag. 30. XmlReader.Item Property returns the value of the attribute with the specified Name. 31. XmlReader.LocalName Property gets the local name of the current node. 32. XmlReader.MoveToAttribute (Int32) moves to the attribute with the specified index. 33. XmlReader.MoveToFirstAttribute moves to the first attribute. 34. XmlReader.Name Property gets the qualified name of the current node. 35. XmlReader.ReadContentAs reads the content as an object of the type specified. 36. XmlReader.ReadContentAsBoolean reads the text content at the current position as a Boolean. 37. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAs(Type, IXmlNamespaceResolver) reads the element content as the requested type. 38. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAsBinHex reads the element and decodes the BinHex content. 39. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAsDateTime reads the element and returns the contents as a DateTime object. 40. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAsDouble reads element and returns the contents as a double 41. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAsLong reads the element and returns a 64-bit signed integer. 42. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAsObject reads the current element and returns the contents as an Object. 43. XmlReader.ReadElementContentAsString reads the element and returns the contents as a String object. 44. XmlReader.ReadElementString reads a text-only element. 45. XmlReader.ReadEndElement checks that the current content node is an end tag 46. XmlReader.ReadInnerXml reads all the content, including markup, as a string. 47. XmlReader.ReadSubtree reads the current node, and all its descendants. 48. XmlReader.ReadToDescendant advances XmlReader to the next descendant element with the specified qualified name. 49. XmlReader.ReadToNextSibling (String) advances XmlReader to next sibling element with specified qualified name. 50. XmlReader.Skip skips the children of the current node. 51. Get value as DateTime 52. Get Xml value as Integer 53. Get Xml value as TimeSpan