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I have the following code, but the class member "X" refuses to be serialized to the xml file:
C#
[Serializable]
public class MyList : List<MyClass>
{
    public string X = string.empty;
}

protected void Function()
{
    MyList L = new MyList();
    L.X = "String";

    XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(MyList));

    StreamWriter Sw = new StreamWriter(Filename);

    serializer.Serialize(Sw, L);

    Sw.Dispose();
}

The member is simply absent from resulting the Xml file.

Is there anything I can do to force the serializer to serialize member "X" to the file?

Is there some reason it's not serializing "X"? Is it because the class derives from List<T>?



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