how to read xml attribute using C# classes using deserialization -


below xml file :

<visibilities>     <visibilities appname="test2">       <visibility displayname="full name">         <fullname>           <firstname propertyname="fullname.firstname" displayname="first name" listorder="3"></firstname>           <middlename propertyname="fullname.middlename" displayname="middle name" listorder="2"></middlename>           <lastname propertyname="fullname.lastname" displayname="last name" listorder="1"></lastname>         </fullname>       </visibility>     </visibilities>   </visibilities> 

below classes

#region fullname     [serializable]     public class fullname     {         private string strfirstname;         [xmlelement("firstname")]         public string firstname         {             { return strfirstname; }             set { strfirstname = value; }         }          private string strmiddlename;         [xmlelement("middlename")]         public string middlename         {             { return strmiddlename; }             set { strmiddlename = value; }         }          private string strlastname;         [xmlelement("lastname")]         public string lastname         {             { return strlastname; }             set { strlastname = value; }         }          [xmlelement("listorder")]         public int listorder { get; set; }     }     #endregion      #region visibility     [serializable]     public class visibility     {         public fullname fullname { get; set; }          [xmlattribute("displayname")]         public string displayname { get; set; }      }     #endregion      #region visibilities     [serializable]     public class visibilities     {         [xmlattribute("appname")]         public string appname { get; set; }          [xmlelement("visibility")]         public list<visibility> visibility { get; set; }     }     #endregion 

below lines of codes how reading :

foreach (visibility vis in l.visibility.tolist())                 {                     console.writeline(vis.displayname);                     console.writeline("{0}{1}", vis.fullname.firstname, reflect.getpropvalue<string>(cust, vis.fullname.firstname));                 } 

what modifications have can read attribute values i.e propertyname,displayname,listorder first,middle,last name using classes or readind code part?

i think going need class hold 3 properties, , mark properties xmlattribute attribute

[serializable] public class name {     [xmlattribute]     public string propertyname { get; set; }       [xmlattribute]     public string displayname { get; set; }       [xmlattribute]     public int listorder { get; set; } }  [serializable] public class fullname {     private name strfirstname;     [xmlelement("firstname")]     public name firstname     {         { return strfirstname; }         set { strfirstname = value; }     }      private name strmiddlename;     [xmlelement("middlename")]     public name middlename     {         { return strmiddlename; }         set { strmiddlename = value; }     }      private name strlastname;     [xmlelement("lastname")]     public name lastname     {         { return strlastname; }         set { strlastname = value; }     }      [xmlelement("listorder")]     public int listorder { get; set; } }  [serializable] public class visibility {     public fullname fullname { get; set; }      [xmlattribute("displayname")]     public string displayname { get; set; }  }  [serializable] public class visibilities {     [xmlattribute("appname")]     public string appname { get; set; }      [xmlelement("visibility")]     public list<visibility> visibility { get; set; } } 

serialized:

<visibilities>   <visibilities appname="test2">     <visibility displayname="full name">       <fullname>         <firstname propertyname="fullname.firstname" displayname="first name" listorder="3" />         <middlename propertyname="fullname.middlename" displayname="middle name" listorder="3" />         <lastname propertyname="fullname.lastname" displayname="last name" listorder="3" />         <listorder>0</listorder>       </fullname>     </visibility> </visibilities> 


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