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CharlieCalvert
1 month, 21 days ago
blogs.msdn.com — In a previous post, you saw how to work with line numbers when using LINQ to XML to read a file. This post continues in the same vein, but this time the focus is on how to: Read in an XML file with an arbitrary format, and then write it back out to disk in exactly the same format; Read in an XML file with an arbitrary format, and write it back out with standard formatting. Some scenarios where you might need this functionality include reading a document from one location and writing it to another location, or reading in a document, editing it, and writing it back out with new data, but the same format.
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