I have an object structure I have deserialized from XML – but I’m wanting to use it with LINQ. Is there any way I can add this capability to a normal object structure without the hassle of XPath stuff?
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I have an object structure I have deserialized from XML – but I’m wanting to use it with LINQ. Is there any way I can add this capability to a normal object structure without the hassle of XPath stuff?
If it’s already deserialized, you can just use linq to objects. Otherwise you can use linq to xml, which is slightly more friendly than XPath.