FunctionZero.TreeZero 1.0.2

dotnet add package FunctionZero.TreeZero --version 1.0.2
NuGet\Install-Package FunctionZero.TreeZero -Version 1.0.2
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<PackageReference Include="FunctionZero.TreeZero" Version="1.0.2" />
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paket add FunctionZero.TreeZero --version 1.0.2
#r "nuget: FunctionZero.TreeZero, 1.0.2"
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// Install FunctionZero.TreeZero as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=FunctionZero.TreeZero&version=1.0.2

// Install FunctionZero.TreeZero as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=FunctionZero.TreeZero&version=1.0.2

FunctionZero.TreeZero

This is a simple library for managing an observable tree hierarchy of nodes.
If you use DataBinding, you can bind a TreeView directly to a Node and it will track changes.

Basic usage

First, specialize a Node like this:

using FunctionZero.TreeZero;  

public class MyLovelyNode : Node<MyLovelyNode>
{  
    // Make it yours ...  
}

Or if you want to inject children into the constructor:

using FunctionZero.TreeZero;  

public class MyLovelyNode : Node<MyLovelyNode>
{  
    public MyLovelyNode(ObservableCollection<MyLovelyNode> children, ...) : base(children)
    {
    }
    // Make it yours ...  
}

Then it's simply a case of sticking nodes together. You can do that by:

  • someNode.Children.Add(childNode);
    Or
  • childNode.Parent = parentNode;
  • Or by injecting a collection of nodes into a parent node constructor.
  ObservableCollection<MyLovelyNode> children = GetSomeChildren();
  var someNode = new MyLovelyNode(children)

If a node is already in the tree and you set its Parent property to a different node, the node will be moved to the new parent.
If a node is already in the tree and you add it to the Children of a different node, the node will be moved to the new parent.

If you try any of the following you'll get a suitable exception:

  • Set a node parent to itself
  • Add a node to its own children
  • Move a node into one of its descendants
  • Add a node to the children of its current parent
  • Inject Children into a node constructor when one or more child nodes are already part of the tree

Note:

Children are ObservableCollections, so you can DataBind a TreeView to a node and it will track changes.

Examples

For the following node:

using FunctionZero.TreeZero;  

public class TestNode : Node<TestNode>
{  
    public TestNode(string name, ObservableCollection<TestNode> children = null) : base(children)
    {
        Name = name;
    }
    public Name{ get; }
}

Building a tree by adding to the Children of a node

var root = new TestNode("Root");

var child0 = new TestNode("0");
var child1 = new TestNode("1");
var child2 = new TestNode("2");

root.Children.Add(child0);
root.Children.Add(child1);
root.Children.Add(child2);

Building a tree by setting the Parent property of a node

var root = new TestNode("Root");

var child0 = new TestNode("0");
var child1 = new TestNode("1");
var child2 = new TestNode("2");

child0.Parent = root;
child1.Parent = root;
child2.Parent = root;

Building a tree by injecting a collection of child nodes

ObservableCollection<TestNode> childNodes = new ObservableCollection<TestNode>();
childNodes.Add(new TestNode("0"));
childNodes.Add(new TestNode("1"));
childNodes.Add(new TestNode("2"));

var root = new TestNode("Root", childNodes);

For more examples, take a look at the unit tests on GitHub.

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    • No dependencies.

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FunctionZero.TreeListItemsSourceZero

The purpose of this package is to allow a ListView-type-control to behave like a TreeView and display hierarchical data. This is particularly useful if you want to adapt a GridView to behave like a TreeView. See documentation for examples

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Version Downloads Last updated
1.0.2 1,874 9/19/2019
1.0.1 679 9/5/2019
1.0.0 470 8/19/2019

Added interface INode<T>