How to use Tree-Based XML Editor In XML
In this article i will explain Tree-Based XML Editor In XML
Tree-Based XML Editor In XML
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Tree-Based XML Editor can browse a very large XML file in a tree view.
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Tree-Based XML Editor has branches for each of XML elements.
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Tree-Based XML Editor shows nodes in a tree structure, like the file explorer on your PC.
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Tree-Based XML Editor starts with one or more root nodes at the first level, and for each node it will show child nodes
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Tree-Based XML Editors have a tree view to let navigate the XML document by opening containing nodes and handling entire subtrees as a single unit
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Tree-Based XML Editor does not offer entity support: entities are not presented with a special type of node in the tree and new entity nodes cannot be inserted in the document.
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An "expand" button "+", which will cause the node"s children to be inserted into the display.
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A "collapse" button "-", which will cause the node"s children to be removed from the display.
Example
This example show Tree-Based XML Editor
<Log>
<Purchase id="101.AC">
<Amount>300</Amount>
<Name>Mr.Manish</Name>
</Purchase>
<Control>
<Code>ABC</Code>
</Control>
<Purchase id="102.AB">
<Amount>500</Amount>
<Name>Mr Dinesh</Name>
</Purchase>
</Log>
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Main menu - This control provides access to all the features and functions available in XML Tree Editor.
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Toolbar - This control provides easy access to common and frequently used functions.
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Editor panel - This control easy editing of structured mark-up documents.
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Message panel - This control displays messages returned from user operations.
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Model view - This control shows the information about the attribute or element.
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All Elements panel - This control show present a list of all defined elements that can be inserted within document.
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