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    Jamie Nordmeyer
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    My apologies if something like this has already been asked and answered; I did some Google searching, as well searching on this site, and didn't find it, so here goes. I'm new to the world of .NET 3.5 and Linq. What I have are 1 + n xml files. The first Xml file looks sort of like this:

    <files>
    <file id="1" name="(some guid)"/>
    <file id="2" name="(some guid)"/>
    </files>

    There are then files in the same directory, whose name matches the guid plus .xml, like so:

    <file id="1">
    <prop1>Value 1</prop1>
    <prop1>Value 1</prop1>
    <prop1>Value 1</prop1>
    </file>

    What I'd like to be able to do is this: for each file listed in the first xml blob, I want to create an object based on the values in each of the other xml files that look like the 2nd blob, and return that as an IEnumerable<Thing>. Does anybody know where I can find an example of how to do this? Thanks in advance.

    Jamie Nordmeyer
    Portland, Oregon, USA
    http://www.feralcodemonkies.com

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