问题
I use an XlmSerializer to serialize a dotnet object.
One property of the dotnet object is a string with this value:
"<![CDATA[<p>No Comments</p>]]>"
Once serialized to a StringWriter, all the < and > characters are converted to < and > including the CDATA's.
How could I stop that from happening ?
回答1:
Don't put the CDATA in - that's the serializer's job. You've just told the serializer to make a valid XML out of the CDATA string. It does exactly that - after deserialization, you're still left with <![CDATA[<p>No Comments</p>]]>. That's exactly what you asked for! And more importantly, it's exactly what you want the serializer to do with the data - otherwise you'd be opening yourself to a world of hurt, because you'd need to ensure that the data is actually secure. In essence, you're performing double encoding.
Instead, just put <p>No Comments</p> there - and the serializer will handle the escaping for you, to make sure it's valid XML that actually deserializes to <p>No Comments</p>.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25030591/how-to-prevent-xmlserializer-from-escaping-and-characters