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Where is XmlLite.h?
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogFor those who don't know, XmlLite is a very lightweight, fast pull parser that was introduced with the Vista SDK. It is a native parser,...
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Use INFER.EXE to Create XML Schemas
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogIn my post, OpenXmlCodeTester: Validating Code in Open XML Documents I used XSD to validate the build instructions (which are XML that...
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Congratulations to a Couple of Cool People
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogWhen I was writing the LINQ to XML documentation, Ralf Lämmel was the program manager for LINQ to XSD, an incubation project in the data...
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Using LINQ to XML Events and Annotations to Track if an XML Tree has Changed
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogYou may optionally be making a number of modifications to a very large XDocument object. Because of a complicated algorithm, you may not...
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Comparing LINQ to XML and XPath
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogI was in a meeting this afternoon, and someone said that they wished that there was a comparison of XPath expressions and LINQ to XML...
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Debugging LINQ Queries
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogDebugging LINQ queries can be problematic. One of the reasons is that quite often, you write a large query as a single expression, and...
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A More Robust Approach for Handling XName Objects in LINQ to XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogOne of the advantages of V2 of the Open XML SDK is that it provides us with a strongly typed XML document object model (DOM). Because...
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Convert XElement to XmlNode (and Convert XmlNode to XElement)
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogSometimes you want to convert an XmlNode to an XElement and back again. Some programming libraries define methods that take XmlNode...
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Align Attributes when Formatting XML using LINQ to XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogSometimes an XML element contains a large number of attributes, and the values of the attributes may be long. When written to the...
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Writing Succinct Code to move XElement and XAttribute Objects from One LINQ...
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogThere is an interesting idiom of LINQ to XML that makes it easy to write short, succinct code when creating one XML tree from another....
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Getting Started with SharePoint Web Services using LINQ to XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogWeb services are one of the most effective and convenient ways for casual developers to access SharePoint lists and document libraries....
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Manually Cloning LINQ to XML Trees
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blog(July 1, 2009 - Updated - OK to normalize empty elements to an element with a self-closing tag.) There are a variety of circumstances...
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Computing Deep Hash Codes using LINQ to XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogIn some scenarios, it is useful to compute a ‘deep’ hash code using LINQ to XML. If you are writing a server-side application that...
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Working with Optional Elements and Attributes in LINQ to XML Queries
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogOften XML schemas allow for optional elements and attributes. When you write queries on these elements or attributes, you may be tempted...
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Empty Elements and Self-Closing Tags
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogLast January, I blogged about an approach to normalizing LINQ to XML trees. That post is based on another post, Manually Cloning LINQ to...
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Document-Centric Transforms using LINQ to XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogWhen thought of in a certain way, XML documents come in two flavors – data-centric and document-centric. Further, there are two types of...
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Recursive Approach to Pure Functional Transformations of XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogWriting pure functional transformations a in a recursive style enables us to put together interesting transformations in a very small...
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XML Element and Attribute Name Guidelines
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogSome time ago, a dev team here at Microsoft asked me to review their XML vocabulary that they had designed. They wanted to know if the...
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DescendantsAndSelfTrimmed LINQ to XML Axis Method
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogThere are some circumstances where I need a variation on the DescendantsAndSelf axis method that allows me to specify that specific...
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Writing Entity References using LINQ to XML
[Blog Map] This blog is inactive. New blog: EricWhite.com/blogThis is one in a series of posts on transforming Open XML WordprocessingML to XHtml. You can find the complete list of posts here.I need...
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