Hello,
> Well Im creating something like that, cause I'm loading the xmlfile
> (LoadConfigFile) in a struct like this:
>
> private struct ConfigInfo {
> string username;
> string password;
> string url;
> string identifier;
> }
>
> So if the file exists I 'load' the file in a struct
>
> ConfigInfo[] configtmp = new ConfigInfo[node_username.Count];
>
> And then start 'saving' the xml data in the struct.
>
> Once I have the configtmp loaded I just use it every time I need some
> information. But what happens if the user wants to remove an account or
> modify something (like the password), how can I save that to my xml
> file?
That is the beauty of the XmlSerializer: You provide it with your
structured data, and it will take care of the file format used.
If you add/remove accounts in your program, you will be making changes
to the actual data structures. Then the serializer will write out and
read-in the structures for you.
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