How to create XML Editor with c#?
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Hi everyone, I want to do something like XMLSpy or may tools like DreamweaverMX. 1) When you type this: Before: (ignore the "") ======== "<"MyCompany">" //then the xml editor will automatically add the After: ======= "<"MyCompany">" "<"/MyCompany">" I just want to do a very simple xml editor for c#. And at the end, save it into a xml file. I had been coding xml in notepad, and it is very troublesome. I am not sure what areas i need to research in. Is there any tutorial on this or any source code, which i can refer to? Any help, please? Thanks. Regards, Chua Wen Ching :p
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Hi everyone, I want to do something like XMLSpy or may tools like DreamweaverMX. 1) When you type this: Before: (ignore the "") ======== "<"MyCompany">" //then the xml editor will automatically add the After: ======= "<"MyCompany">" "<"/MyCompany">" I just want to do a very simple xml editor for c#. And at the end, save it into a xml file. I had been coding xml in notepad, and it is very troublesome. I am not sure what areas i need to research in. Is there any tutorial on this or any source code, which i can refer to? Any help, please? Thanks. Regards, Chua Wen Ching :p
we are a small component company and a bit short on time , so we are always interested in people making samples with our controls. if the project is not indended to be opensource you can get a license for free for our syntaxbox (http://www.compona.com/wikiengine/WikiPageViewer.ascx?id=5[^]) supposing we get the right to publish the editor as a sample on our website. //Roger
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we are a small component company and a bit short on time , so we are always interested in people making samples with our controls. if the project is not indended to be opensource you can get a license for free for our syntaxbox (http://www.compona.com/wikiengine/WikiPageViewer.ascx?id=5[^]) supposing we get the right to publish the editor as a sample on our website. //Roger
Hi there, Thanks for the url. I am looking to how to do that, not using any component. I just want to write a xml editor, so i can save up money and code xml much easier. Any help, on areas which i can achieve the thing i want, please? Thanks.
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Hi everyone, I want to do something like XMLSpy or may tools like DreamweaverMX. 1) When you type this: Before: (ignore the "") ======== "<"MyCompany">" //then the xml editor will automatically add the After: ======= "<"MyCompany">" "<"/MyCompany">" I just want to do a very simple xml editor for c#. And at the end, save it into a xml file. I had been coding xml in notepad, and it is very troublesome. I am not sure what areas i need to research in. Is there any tutorial on this or any source code, which i can refer to? Any help, please? Thanks. Regards, Chua Wen Ching :p
I started to write my own and I found this on the net for FREE. http://architag.com/xray/ I use it all the time and find it very useful. If you still want to pursue developing your own I would enjoy the chance to work on an open source project if you need help. Kevin
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I started to write my own and I found this on the net for FREE. http://architag.com/xray/ I use it all the time and find it very useful. If you still want to pursue developing your own I would enjoy the chance to work on an open source project if you need help. Kevin
Yeah, thanks for the link again. I want to develop for myself. Anything that is written with c# and work with .net framework 1.1? Just wonder, intellisense is something free to download and add into my system or what? Just assume i write a xml editor which i require intellisense. Any help? Thanks.
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Hi there, Thanks for the url. I am looking to how to do that, not using any component. I just want to write a xml editor, so i can save up money and code xml much easier. Any help, on areas which i can achieve the thing i want, please? Thanks.
Save money by using notepad, gvim, emacs, or some other vanilla text editor! If your typing skills are good enough, such "helpful" features are, IMO, actually just hinderances.
-----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.21 GCS/G/MU d- s: a- C++++ UL@ P++(+++) L+(--) E--- W+++ N++ o+ K? w++++ O- M(+) V? PS-- PE Y++ PGP++ t++@ 5 X+++ R+@ tv+ b(-)>b++ DI++++ D+ G e++>+++ h---* r+++ y+++ -----END GEEK CODE BLOCK-----
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Hi everyone, I want to do something like XMLSpy or may tools like DreamweaverMX. 1) When you type this: Before: (ignore the "") ======== "<"MyCompany">" //then the xml editor will automatically add the After: ======= "<"MyCompany">" "<"/MyCompany">" I just want to do a very simple xml editor for c#. And at the end, save it into a xml file. I had been coding xml in notepad, and it is very troublesome. I am not sure what areas i need to research in. Is there any tutorial on this or any source code, which i can refer to? Any help, please? Thanks. Regards, Chua Wen Ching :p
I wrote an article for Windows Developer Journal on an XML wrapper in C#, with a friend called 'Matt Cole' ( google his name and mine to find it ) and the code came with a simple editor that does what you want, albiet in a brute force manner. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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we are a small component company and a bit short on time , so we are always interested in people making samples with our controls. if the project is not indended to be opensource you can get a license for free for our syntaxbox (http://www.compona.com/wikiengine/WikiPageViewer.ascx?id=5[^]) supposing we get the right to publish the editor as a sample on our website. //Roger
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Are there any other requirements on what type of projects would qualify for this? Do they have to be freeware type projects or can it be a program that we might possibly sell?
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what we are looking for is sample applications for our users , code samples using our free controls. so we are not looking for huge binary demos of any sort , just easy to follow code samples. //Roger