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LINQ to XML - Events and Annotations

Posted: 14/12/2007 by Mike Taulty

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Overview

LINQ to XML has a way in which arbitrary objects can be used to "annotate" an XML tree. This provides a convenient way to associate a non XML data structure with data stored in an XML tree. You can also have a LINQ to XML tree fire events whenever its content is modified.

In this video we take a look at both of these aspects of LINQ to XML.

(Duration: 10mins 53secs)

Tags: C# Version 3.0

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