access #text property of XMLAttribute in powershell
Besides #text
, you can also access XmlAttribute
's value via Value
property :
$attr = $xml.SelectSingleNode("//obj/indexlist/index[@name='DATE']/@value")
#print old value
$attr.Value
#update attribute value
$attr.Value = "new value"
#print new value
$attr.Value
Note that Value
in $attr.Value
is property name of XmlAttribute
. It doesn't affected by the fact that the attribute in your XML named value
.
Don't select the attribute, select the node. The attributes of the node will be represented as properties and can be modified as such:
$node = $xml.SelectSingleNode("//obj/indexlist/index[@name='DATE']")
$node.value = 'foo'
Use a loop if you need to modify several nodes:
$nodes = $xml.SelectNodes("//obj/indexlist/index[@name='DATE']")
foreach ($node in $nodes) {
$node.value = 'foo'
}