Hello JorgeBurgos,

Does it help you to rewrite it as follows?

from el in _data.Descendants("elements")

let attr = el.Attribute("myattr")

where attr != null && attr.Value == someValue

select el

Sincerely,

Ilya Ryzhenkov

JetBrains, Inc

http://www.jetbrains.com

"Develop with pleasure!"

J> Often I write a Linq query like the following:

J>

J> from el in _data.Descendants("elements")
where

J> el.Attribute("myattr") != null && el.Attribute("myattr").Value ==

J> someValue

J>

J> select el

J>

J> Resharper always gives a "possible null reference" warning for the

J> second el.Attribute("myattr") reference. I can understand why this

J> warning is given but I can't work out a clean way of rewriting the

J> code to get rid of the warning.

J>

J> Any ideas?

J>

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