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i have a string type list and i want to store in text file. For sake of this i want that my list is easily convert to string and i will store it to text file then i read the string from file and ...

I get a BindingFailure on a line of code using the XmlSerializer: XmlSerializer s = new XmlSerializer(typeof(CustomXMLSerializeObject)); The assembly with display name CustomXMLSerializeObject....

In .NET, I'm trying to use Encoding.UTF8.GetString method, which takes a byte array and converts it to a string. It looks like this method ignores the BOM (Byte Order Mark), which might be a part of ...

I am trying to serialize an object and the \0 (Null) character is being appended to the generated string. Why? My code: XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(Common....

I am attempting to save an object as serialized string and then I need to deserialize it back to an object at a later stage. I want to avoid using the file system. The serializing is being done with ...

I am using the SerializableDictionary defined in this blog entry to store <string, object> data and pass it to/from a WCF service. This works fine if I use value types as the values, because ...

I am trying to convert properties of a C# class into XML attribute. public class MyClass { [XmlAttribute] public string c { get; set; } [XmlAttribute] public ...

We have a scenario where we need to calculate multiple fee components & share between Pre & Post stages of a Plugin. So we created the object like this. class FeeCalculation { ...

Let's consider that this was automatically generated xml file and in the second Address tag there is nothing. It is null. If it was not null , we are going to make a list for address and then ...

I try the following code to serialize my objects into xml file, but when run this code the last item in the list values serialize by the count for the list. I want to serialize every item in the list?...

I am storing developer notes in XML files within the project, to eliminate storing them on a SQL instance to reduce database calls. I have my class set up to be Serialized [Serializable] public ...

I have some classes: public class clsAnimal { public int ID { get; set; } public string Strain { get; set; } } public class clsHybridom { ...

Edit: root cause of the question I'm working on an application, that uses System.Messaging and XML serialisation via XmlMessageFormatter. I would like to send an object, let's say Class1, having an ID ...

Suppose I have a simple class like that: public class Person { public string name; public int age; public Gender gender; //enum type //constructor } Is there a built-in way to parse ...

I create polygons with mouse click events as follows: private void PrintMousePos(int x, int y, MouseEventArgs e) { PointF[] location = { new PointF(x, y) }; inverseTransform....