您可能想要检查Linq- -XML：

  XDocument coordinates = XDocument.Load（yourfilename.xml）; 
 $ b foreach（坐标中的坐标.Descendants（坐标））
 {
 string time = coordinate.Attribute（time）。Value; 

字符串初始值= coordinate.Element（initial）。Value; 
 string final = coordinate.Element（final）。Value; 

 //对这些信息做任何你想做的事情现在

 $ / code $ / pre 

这应该比使用直接的低级别XmlTextReader更容易......  


请参阅 here 或这里（或许多其他地方）介绍Linq-to-XML。 





 更新：  


请尝试此代码 - ，然后你得到结果列表中的所有坐标，那么Linq-to-XML代码就可以了：
 

定义一个新的helper类：
  public class Coordinate 
 {
 public string Time {get;组; } 
 public string Initial {get;组; } 
 public string Final {get;组; } 
} 
 
以及您的主要代码：
  XDocument xdoc = XDocument.Load（C：\\test.xml）; 
 IEnumerable< XElement> cords = xdoc.Descendants（coordinate）; 

 var coordinate = cords 
 .Select（x => new Coordinate（）
 {
 Time = x.Attribute（time）。Value，
 Initial = x.Attribute（initial）。Value，
 Final = x.Attribute（final）。Value 
}）; 
 
这份清单及其内容如何？你会得到你期望的所有坐标吗？
 
I'm saving 2-dimensional coordinates on an XML file with a structure similar to:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> 
<grid>
<coordinate time="78">
<initial>540:672</initial> 
<final>540:672</final> 
</coordinate>
</grid>

I can open the XML file and read it via the XmlTextReader, but how do I loop through the coordinates specifically to retrieve both the time attribute and data between the initial and final nodes in some format similar to:
string initial = "540:672";
string final  = "540:672";
int time = 78;





New Code:

My New Code:
//Read the XML file.
XDocument xmlDoc = XDocument.Load("C:\\test.xml");

foreach (var coordinate in xmlDoc.Descendants("coordinate"))
{
    this.coordinates[this.counter][0] = coordinate.Attribute("time").Value;
    this.coordinates[this.counter][1] = coordinate.Element("initial").Value;
    this.coordinates[this.counter][2] = coordinate.Element("final").Value;
    this.counter++;
};

but now I get this error:

"Object reference not set to an instance of an object."


XML
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<grid>
  <coordinate time="62">
    <initial>540:672</initial>
    <final>540:672</final>
  </coordinate>

  ...

  <coordinate time="46">
    <initial>176:605</initial>
    <final>181:617</final>
  </coordinate>
</grid>

Skipped a few coordinate tags to fit, but they all had the time attribute and initial/final subtags.


Globals
uint counter = 0;

        // Coordinates to be retrieved from the XML file.
        string[][] coordinates;




You might want to check into something like Linq-to-XML:
XDocument coordinates = XDocument.Load("yourfilename.xml");

foreach(var coordinate in coordinates.Descendants("coordinate"))
{
    string time = coordinate.Attribute("time").Value;

    string initial = coordinate.Element("initial").Value;
    string final = coordinate.Element("final").Value;

    // do whatever you want to do with those items of information now
}

That should be a lot easier than using straight low-level XmlTextReader....

See here or here (or a great many other places) for introductions to Linq-to-XML.


UPDATE: 

please try this code - if it works, and you get all the coordinates in that resulting list, then the Linq-to-XML code is fine:

Define a new helper class:
public class Coordinate
{
    public string Time { get; set; }
    public string Initial { get; set; }
    public string Final { get; set; }
}

and in your main code:
XDocument xdoc = XDocument.Load("C:\\test.xml");
IEnumerable<XElement> cords= xdoc.Descendants("coordinate");

var coordinates = cords
                  .Select(x => new Coordinate()
                                   {
                                      Time = x.Attribute("time").Value,
                                      Initial = x.Attribute("initial").Value,
                                      Final = x.Attribute("final").Value
                                    });

How does this list and its contents look like?? Do you get all the coordinates you're expecting??