Tree View Xml is an application that is used to browse and/or index directories or hard disk drives to XML data source files.
Features:
- Data source is specially-formatted XML files.
- The common Windows Forms TreeView and ListView controls are updated accordingly to be able to load and interpret data from the aforementioned XML files.
- Indexed file and folder attributes are:
- File Name
- File Length
- Date Created
- Date Modified
- Date Last Accessed
- File Attributes
- Object Owner (for NTFS objects)
- Each File and Folder element inside the XML document has a unique identifier (a Guid) that is used to either:
- Invoke the children nodes of a folder, when selected; or
- Execute an application or other file when double-clicked in the ListView.
- Search feature.
- Loads a directory listing from the actual File System without having to index it.
- Support for nested Virtual File Systems: if an Index.XML file is found in a File System listing, an appropriate “VFS” node is appended.
- Support for loading multiple Virtual or actual File Systems in a single Tree View Xml control.
- Support for appending to an existing XML index file.
- Appropriate file type icons are loaded for ListViewItem objects.
Involved technologies:
Written in C# .NET.
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