Windows forms xml editor control

SelectAll ; richTextBox. Thanks Member Aug Member Performance Member Dec It is very slow. Can you upgrade it? Thanks Ritesh Man Chtirakar Sep Ritesh Man Chtirakar. Thank you man, It saved my day. Very happy to hear it helped you. My vote of 1 Grumpyman Jan I'm open if you'd like to make improvements. Add this to auto complete tags poteb 7-Aug ToCharArray ; Array. Thanks for sharing! Thanks for sharing hbehar 5-Jul Thanks dude, it is a great application. Pass text to control for formatting ijourneaux Dec I am still new to C so pardon the noob question.

I was able to get the project you created to compile but can't seem to figure out the correct way to pass the file or text to the control for formatting. What is the correct way to use it? Highlighting is very slow mubed 1-Dec The syntax highlighting is very slow even for not very large files approx. Is it possible to improve the performance? There is a good Xml Editor control.

It has a bit less functionality but handles perf well. Great tool,thank you! Great tool - When is next update zzfive Sep Ali; Very nice work, i might use this for something i am doing, where i need a user to modify XML instructions. Do you have the new version that does space and indent? That is the only real thing missing.

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I'm generally a web guy, so this WinForms stuff is uncharted territory for me. What is the easiest way to accomplish the requirements for this editor?

Rather than creating a UserControl that incorporates a large number of smaller UserControls for representing each element, I think the sanest approach is to encapsulate the logic for visually representing the elements as classes that are responsible for rendering their data onto a single graphics surface as opposed to encapsulating the logic in UserControls.

Since you've already created a "row" control with editing capabilities, I presume , you can still make use of this by creating an instance of it and "floating" it over your control when the user clicks on it. Need help creating control to display data. You could use this approach to edit extremely large XML documents with only two controls being instantiated at any one time.

If you have control over the format of the XML file, you could start with a typed dataset, serialize it to XML to get a structural template, then work the other way from then on This article discusses typed datasets and DataGridView, and also provides great examples of how to filter input. Finally, you may want to have a look at the free Krypton Toolkit. Their controls are generally more powerful than the equivalent out-of-the-box Winforms ones they replace. If you use it, you will actually download both their free toolkit and their commercial tools.