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ConformanceLevel = ConformanceLevel.Document;
xmlset.IgnoreWhitespace = true;
xmlset.IgnoreComments = true;
XmlReader rdr = XmlReader.Create(@"C:\Wrox\LINQ\Chapter
5\Employees.xml", xmlset);
XElement xtree = XElement.Load(rdr);
Once in the XmlReader, the XML can be read quickly. The XmlReader is an efficient way to access XML
data if all you want to do is read it.
This last example demonstrates how to load a DOM document into an LINQ to XML tree. First, an XML
DOM document is created, defining a root element and several child elements. The DOM document is
then loaded into the XElement object.
XmlDocument xdoc = new XmlDocument();
XmlElement ele1 = xdoc.CreateElement("Name");
ele1.InnerText = "Scott";
XmlElement ele2 = xdoc.CreateElement("Title");
ele2.InnerText = "Geek";
XmlElement ele3 = xdoc.CreateElement("HireDate");
ele3.InnerText = "02/05/2007";
XmlElement emp = xdoc.CreateElement("Employee");
emp.AppendChild(ele1);
emp.AppendChild(ele2);
emp.AppendChild(ele3);
xdoc.AppendChild(emp);
XmlNodeReader nr = new XmlNodeReader(xdoc);
nr.


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