by fmarguerie via Fabrice's weblog on 1/8/2007 10:12:00 AM
Steve has published on his blog a sample from the book we are working on together. This example shows how LINQ to XML makes it easy to convert a CSV file into an XML document.
Going from CSV to XML doesn't require something more complicated than this:
XElement xml = new XElement("books", from line in File.ReadAllLines("books.txt") where !line.StartsWith("#") let items = line.Split(',') select new XElement("book", new XElement("title", items[1]), new XElement("authors", from authorFullName in items[2].Split(';') let authorNameParts = authorFullName.Split(' ') select new XElement("author", new XElement("firstName", authorNameParts[0]), new XElement("lastName", authorNameParts[1]) ) ), new XElement("publisher", items[3]), new XElement("publicationDate", items[4]), new XElement("price", items[5]), new XElement("isbn", items[0]) ) );
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