can you count the letter n in:
what purpose is xmlelementattributes order property suposed to serve? its marked as internal, and therefore cannot be used when describing a class serialization rules (unless that class resides in the serialization library, no?). ideally we could use it to specify the serialization order of elements. though the code using this would not be portable to .net, if it appeared in the class libraries, it would not need to be.
why does xmlserializer forcibly call the writters writestartdocument and writeenddocument? if we only called these methods when the writers writestate says we are not already in a document, we could serialize and object into an already open and used xmltextwriter (ms does something like this). this would make it easy to write custom/specialized serializers (though it looks to me like xmlserializationwriter/reader are meant to serve this purpose). a xml serializable object could then be embeded inside a containing xml document along with other such objects.
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The given text has 45 "n"s.
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