In XML, everything is a node. You have element nodes, attributes nodes,
text nodes, processing instruction nodes, comment nodes...you get the
picture.
An element node has the serialization format you describe below.
J. Keith Wedinger
Senior Software Developer
Sterling Commerce
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I went into my list of January 2002 MSDN library favorites and noticed that
the shortcut for everyone of them has the following in it: 2002JAN
When we get the next quarterly release, all of these favorites will no
longer work unless MS provides a favorites migration tool.
J. Keith Wedinger
Seni
Look at the StringBuilder class. Anytime you are doing string
manipulation/building, StringBuilder is the way to go. Remember...String is
immutable so each time you change one, you are actually creating a new
String object and forcing the GC of the old one.
J. Keith Wedinger
Senior Software Dev
I have a VC++ 6.0 project which contains source files that do not reside in
the project directory. They reside in a common directory shared by other
projects. All of the projects and their associated common source files are
checked into Source Safe. When I open this project in VC++ 6.0, the com