Customize Applications with XML Fragments: Part 2

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using ConsoleApplication1.data;
using Bulasoft.Common.Serialization;
using System.Drawing;
using System.IO;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
using System.Collections;

namespace ConsoleApplication1
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            AdvancedSerialization();
        }

        private static void AdvancedSerialization()
        {
            TreeItemCollection collection = new TreeItemCollection();
            TreeItem root = collection.Add("root");
            root.Color = Color.Red;
            root.Icon = "icon1";

            TreeItem item1 = collection.Add("item1");
            item1.Color = Color.Black;
            item1.Icon = "icon2";

            TreeItem item2 = collection.Add("item2");
            item2.Color = Color.White;
            item2.Icon = "icon1";

            TreeItem item11 = collection.Add("item11");
            item11.Color = Color.Purple;
            item11.Parent = item11;
            item11.Icon = "icon3";

            Writer.Write(collection, "test.xml", false);
            collection.AcceptChanges();
            item11.Parent = root;
            Writer.Write(collection, "changes.xml", true);

            TreeItemCollection collection2 = new TreeItemCollection();
            Reader.Read("test.xml", collection2, null);
            Reader.Read("changes.xml", collection2, null);
            TreeItem rItem = collection2.FindElem(root.ID.Value);
            TreeItem new_item11 = collection2.Find(item11.Name);
            if (new_item11.Parent == rItem)
                Console.WriteLine("Perfect");
        }
    }
}