If I instantiate an XmlDocument object, the load a file through the Load
method, is there a way, later on in execution, to easily determine if the
XmlDocument object has changed from the original version loaded?
I'd like to be able to check a condition to see if the document in memory
has been editted (i.e., nodes added, attributes changed, etc.) so that my
user can decide whether or not to commit changes to the disk file before
moving to another file.
Will I have to resort to re-loading the file, and comparing OuterXml
properties?
Gabe
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Gabe Covert wrote: I'd like to be able to check a condition to see if the document in memory
has been editted (i.e., nodes added, attributes changed, etc.) so that my
user can decide whether or not to commit changes to the disk file before
moving to another file.
You can set up event handlers on the document so that your code is
notified about changes, see
<http://msdn.microsoft. com/library/default.asp?url =/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfSystemXmlX mlDocumentEvent sTopic.asp>
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