How To Serialize a CTreeCtrl in XML

Andreas Loeffler

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Extend derived CTreeCtrl classes with an easy and fast to use approach for XML serialisation.

ctreectrl_xml_demo.zip
- CTreeCtrlXML
  - CTreeCtrlXML.cpp
  - CTreeCtrlXML.exe
  - CTreeCtrlXML.h
  - CTreeCtrlXML.rc
  - CTreeCtrlXML.sln
  - CTreeCtrlXML.vcproj
  - CTreeCtrlXMLDlg.cpp
  - CTreeCtrlXMLDlg.h
  - res
    - CTreeCtrlXML.ico
    - CTreeCtrlXML.rc2
  - resource.h
  - stdafx.cpp
  - stdafx.h
  - TinyXML
    - changes.txt
    - echo.dsp
    - Makefile
    - readme.txt
    - tinystr.cpp
    - tinystr.h
    - tinyxml.cpp
    - tinyxml.dsw
    - tinyxml.h
    - tinyxml_lib.dsp
    - tinyxmlerror.cpp
    - tinyxmlparser.cpp
    - tinyxmlSTL.dsp
    - tinyxmlSTL.vcproj
    - tinyXmlTest.dsp
    - tinyXmlTestSTL.dsp
    - utf8test.gif
    - utf8test.xml
    - utf8testverify.xml
    - xmltest.cpp
  - tree.xml
  - TreeCtrlXML.cpp
  - TreeCtrlXML.h
ctreectrl_xml_src.zip
- TreeCtrlXML.cpp
- TreeCtrlXML.h

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<document>
    <English name="name" value="value">The world has many languages</English>
    <Russian name="название(имя)" value="ценность">Мир имеет много языков</Russian>
    <Spanish name="el nombre" value="el valor">el mundo tiene muchos idiomas</Spanish>
    <SimplifiedChinese name="名字" value="价值">世界有很多语言</SimplifiedChinese>
    <Русский название="name" ценность="value">&lt;имеет&gt;</Русский>
    <汉语 名字="name" 价值="value">世界有很多语言</汉语>
    <Heavy>"M&#x0eB;t&#230;l!"</Heavy>
    <ä>Umlaut Element</ä>
</document>

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Andreas Loeffler

Web Developer

Germany

I was born in 1982 near Stuttgart / Germany and began my first steps in programming computers at the age of only nine years on an old Commodore CBM 7072. In 2002 I finished my education as IT specialist for software engineering and did my civillian service afterwards. Currently I'm working as leader of the software division in a bigger company located in south west Germany, mainly on software development and research projects for multimedia terminals and user recognition/verification systems.

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