How to Serialize object's property by its Category
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public class Test { private int num1; private int num2; private int num3 [CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")] public int Num1 {get{return num1;} set{num1=value;}} [CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")] public int Num2 {get{return num2;} set{num2=value;}} [CategoryAttribute("ForeGround")] public int Num3 { get{return num3;} set{num3=value;} }} How get the Serialization result as below? .. .. .. ok
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public class Test { private int num1; private int num2; private int num3 [CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")] public int Num1 {get{return num1;} set{num1=value;}} [CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")] public int Num2 {get{return num2;} set{num2=value;}} [CategoryAttribute("ForeGround")] public int Num3 { get{return num3;} set{num3=value;} }} How get the Serialization result as below? .. .. .. ok
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i know ,but i didn't know why this xml tag do disappear? ok
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i know ,but i didn't know why this xml tag do disappear? ok
Try to set the "Do not treat <'s as HTML tags" option which can be found below the text-control or use the HTML extended character codes.
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i know ,but i didn't know why this xml tag do disappear? ok
Or escape the tags themselves using
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public class Test { private int num1; private int num2; private int num3 [CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")] public int Num1 {get{return num1;} set{num1=value;}} [CategoryAttribute("BlackGround")] public int Num2 {get{return num2;} set{num2=value;}} [CategoryAttribute("ForeGround")] public int Num3 { get{return num3;} set{num3=value;} }} How get the Serialization result as below? .. .. .. ok
i kown,bu i don't know why the xml tag became disappeared! ok