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Graphically displaying directory structures
I'm looking to graphically display a directory structure, any ideas how I could do this?
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Is Treeview not helping you?
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i want a more graphical view than i think treeview can do. or maybe it can do more???
its for a possible project...just trying to get an idea of how i should start.
its for a possible project...just trying to get an idea of how i should start.
There are two problems: getting the directory structure and putting it into a tree view.
I'd concentrate on getting the directory structure first. You have to watch out for the silly things like . and .. If you try expanding those, you'll get into an infinite loop.
Only start looking at the treeview when you've gotten the directory structure. That way, if you hit a problem, you'll know it is to do with the treeview: not getting the directory structure.
Tree view will accept tab separated strings to create a merged list and tree view so you could display the structure with the properties of each entry.
I'd concentrate on getting the directory structure first. You have to watch out for the silly things like . and .. If you try expanding those, you'll get into an infinite loop.
Only start looking at the treeview when you've gotten the directory structure. That way, if you hit a problem, you'll know it is to do with the treeview: not getting the directory structure.
Tree view will accept tab separated strings to create a merged list and tree view so you could display the structure with the properties of each entry.
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If you really wanted to make something very special I would create a user control and place a picture box within the control, then you can make the folder look exactly as you wish and end up with a highly reusable and portable feature.