XML Events
The LINQ to XML API makes it possible for you to register for events so that you can be notified any time any object inheriting from XObject is about to be, or has been, modified.
The first thing you should know is that when you register for an event on an object, the event will be raised on the object if that object, or any descendant object, is changed. This means if you register for an event on the document or root element, any change in the tree will cause your registered method to be called. Because of this, don't make any assumptions about the data type of the object causing the event to be raised. When your registered method is called, the object causing the event to be raised will be passed as the sender of the event, and ...
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