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  • LINQ to XSD is Back :-)

    A new version of the LINQ to XSD preview that works with Visual Studio 2008. Get the details from here . If you're not so sure on what LINQ to XSD is all about it's essentially for the people who see some LINQ to XML code and say; "But how come the LINQ to XML code has all those ugly strings and casts...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Thu, Feb 21 2008
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  • LINQ to XML and IXPathNavigable

    Something I've been pondering. Living over in System.Xml.XPath is an extension method to XNode (from LINQ to XML) called CreateNavigator . So, given something like an XElement ; XElement x = new XElement( "foo" ); I can go ahead and get an XPathNavigator from it; XElement x = new XElement( "foo" ); XPathNavigator...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Fri, Nov 30 2007
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  • LINQ to XML and Larger Files

    LINQ to XML and the XML API that underpins it contained in the System.Xml.Linq namespace is essentially a DOM-like API. This means that documents are loaded into memory to form a "tree" representation and that act of loading into memory means that the bigger the document you have, the more memory you...
    Posted to Mike Taulty's Blog by mtaulty on Sat, Sep 8 2007
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