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I need to be able to process all the HTML elements in sequence, as I'm looking for "context" not just a particular type of node. For example, I want to search for a particular comment, followed by a particular H2, which is then followed by
a particular A.
I have to imagine that there's a way to do this, but I'm coming up empty so far. I'd like to have a HTMLNodeCollection that has a flat collection of the nodes.
Dan
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Developer
Jun 13, 2012 at 7:44 PM
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HtmlDocument.DocumentNode.Descendants()
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This function recurses down through all the nodes in the document in a flat list. It will recurse so as it hits a node the next nodes will be its children.
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How do I declare the result of this? It shows as returning an HTMLNode.<DescendantNodes>d_10, which I 'm not sure how to declare. I can do a for each, but I'd like to be able to break out of the loop and then continue where I left off.
Dan
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