LINQ is only used to query (to select a part of the dataset), not to modify the dataset. Here, I use it to get the Rssd
element where we want to add the new Concept
element.
XDocument xDocument = ...
XElement parentElement = (from rssdElement in xDocument.Descendants("Rssd") // Iterates through the collection of all Rssd elements in the document
where rssdElement.Attribute("Key").Value == "3284070" // Filters the elements to get only those which have the correct Key attribute value
select rssdElement).FirstOrDefault(); // Gets the first element that satisfy the above condition (returns null if no element has been found)
if (parentElement == null)
throw new InvalidDataException("No Rssd element found with the key \"3284070\"");
XElement newConceptElement = new XElement("Concept"); // Creates a new Concept element
newConceptElement.Add(new Attribute("Key", "1234")); // Adds an Key attribute to the element with the specified value
parentElement.Add(newConceptElement); // Adds the new Concept element to the Rssd element