strip

Let's say you are storing lots of URLs in XML files. So, for those with
non-XML-compliant characters you use the <![CDATA]]> construct ...

<Element1><![CDATA[http://overthetop.com?search=too%20much&sort=populatity]]></Element1>

Does .NET provide an intrinsic function that will strip the URL out of the
<![CDATA]]> construct ?


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