Comments on: Creating a dynamic xml reader with C# 4.0 http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/ On a quest for the silver bullet.. Wed, 28 Jul 2010 06:25:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: j http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/comment-page-1/#comment-518 j Wed, 26 May 2010 22:42:18 +0000 http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/#comment-518 Rather than giving us the dynamic keyword Microsoft should have just given us a dynamic xml class. Using this dynamic thing for anything beyond XML is going to cause a nightmare down the road. And having to implement your own dynamic XML classes is just silly. What's wrong with Microsoft? Have they lost their minds? Rather than giving us the dynamic keyword Microsoft should have just given us a dynamic xml class. Using this dynamic thing for anything beyond XML is going to cause a nightmare down the road. And having to implement your own dynamic XML classes is just silly. What’s wrong with Microsoft? Have they lost their minds?

]]> By: The_Assimilator http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/comment-page-1/#comment-339 The_Assimilator Fri, 17 Jul 2009 12:17:38 +0000 http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/#comment-339 Since "username" is an XML element, not an attribute, shouldn't the second-last line read: Console.WriteLine(myXml.user().username()); // "Tore" (note parentheses after username()). Thanks for this post - it's features like this that will make C# 4.0 awesome. For example, typed datasets can be created on-the-fly from database schema without any additional tools, just code. :) Since “username” is an XML element, not an attribute, shouldn’t the second-last line read:

Console.WriteLine(myXml.user().username()); // “Tore”

(note parentheses after username()).

Thanks for this post – it’s features like this that will make C# 4.0 awesome. For example, typed datasets can be created on-the-fly from database schema without any additional tools, just code. :)

]]> By: Einar Ingebrigtsen http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/comment-page-1/#comment-294 Einar Ingebrigtsen Fri, 09 Jan 2009 07:29:41 +0000 http://tore.vestues.no/2009/01/05/creating-a-dynamic-xml-reader-with-c-40/#comment-294 This is really cool. Sparks my head with ideas. :) The best part is that they will truely act as prop properties and you can do LINQ queries on them, throwing out the sometimes weirdness of LINQ 2 Xml. This is really cool. Sparks my head with ideas. :)

The best part is that they will truely act as prop properties and you can do LINQ queries on them, throwing out the sometimes weirdness of LINQ 2 Xml.

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