Closed YkTru closed 4 days ago
You could use ListView and manage the items yourself in a linear fashion (i.e. insert children when expanded etc.)
@miloush do you have a sample please? Thank you
Sure TreeGridList.zip
@miloush Hi sorry I've just seen this update;
I'm unable to run it though, do you have a run-able version?
Or could you please just post a gif showing how it look at runtime? I'll figure out then how to tailor it for my own needs.
Thank you a lot
Why are you unable to run it?
Excellent it looks great!
I get "Azure" related errors (I don't use Azure so reading the exceptions details is kind of cryptic to me)
Is there a reason why there is no sln file in the zip? Maybe by 'copy-pasting' I made errors
There is no Azure involved, you should be able to open the csproj in VS.
@miloush after some tweaking of the csproj file it works! Thank you a lot!
@miloush sorry just one last thing; when I run the app, I get these (combined) binding failures (and every time I click and item):
Severity Count Data Context Binding Path Target Target Type Description File Line Project
Warning 3 DirectoryInfo Length TextBlock.Text String Length property not found on object of type DirectoryInfo.
Is this something I should be concerned about, or can I just ignore it?
Thank you
No you can ignore it, directories don't have a size.
Is there a simple way/upcoming WPF control to create a tree folder structure similar to Mac TreeView in finder? I have a feeling that most Destkop applications with an integrated project/file browser would benefit greatly from this. Devexpress and others are not an option for me. Thank you very much.