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Hi,
I have a Treeview where on selecting a node the attributes and values has to be displayed in listbox.
In treeView1_AfterSelect, the text parsing code depends on the textual representation for a node in the tree view, which can be changed at any time and break the entire logic of list display. This strong dependency between the tree view and the list display should be eliminated by binding nodes in the treeview to nodes of the XML document, so that the raw Xml data can be used to display text in the list.What should i write here?

private static void AddingNodesToTree(XmlNode xmlNode,TreeNode tnode)  
        {  
            //Adding nodes to tree while looping through the entire XML file  
            if (xmlNode.HasChildNodes)  
            {  
                XmlNodeList nodeList = xmlNode.ChildNodes;                 
                for (int i = 0; i <= nodeList.Count - 1; i++)  
                {  
                    XmlNode xmladdtreeNode = xmlNode.ChildNodes[i];  
                    String nodetype = "" + xmladdtreeNode.NodeType;  
                    if (nodetype.Equals("Text") || nodetype.Equals("Comment"))    
                    {  
                    tnode.Nodes.Add(new TreeNode(xmladdtreeNode.InnerText));           
                    }  
                    else                                                    
                    {  
                        String name = "<" + xmladdtreeNode.Name;  
                        XmlAttributeCollection attCol = xmladdtreeNode.Attributes; 
                        foreach (XmlAttribute xmlatt in attCol)  
                        {  
                        name += " " + xmlatt.Name + "=\"" + xmlatt.Value + "\"";  
                        }  
                        name +=  ">";  
                        TreeNode tn = new TreeNode(xmladdtreeNode.Name);  
                        tn.Text = name;  
                        tnode.Nodes.Add(tn);  
                        TreeNode treeNode = tnode.Nodes[i];  
                        AddingNodesToTree(xmladdtreeNode,treeNode);   
                        }  
                }//for  
            }//if  
          else 
            {  
                tnode.Text = xmlNode.OuterXml.Trim();
            }//else   
        }//AddingNodesToTree  
        //To show Attributes and values of selected Nodes.  
        private void treeView1_AfterSelect(object sender,TreeViewEventArgs e)  
        {  
            TreeNode treenode = e.Node;   //Node selected in Treeview            
            String text = treenode.Text;  
            String relevent = text;  
            Boolean flag = true;  
            while (flag)  
            {  
                int SpaceIndex = relevent.IndexOf(" ");  
                if (SpaceIndex != -1)  
                {  
                    int indexofEqual = relevent.IndexOf('=', SpaceIndex);  
                    if (indexofEqual != -1)  
                    {  
                        int indexOFValue = relevent.IndexOf("\"", indexofEqual + 2);  
                        if (indexOFValue != -1)  
                        {  
  String attribute = relevent.Substring(SpaceIndex + 1, indexofEqual - SpaceIndex - 1);   
  String value = relevent.Substring(indexofEqual + 2, indexOFValue - indexofEqual - 2);   
  listBox1.Items.Add("Attribute : " + attribute + "   Value : " + value);                 
                            relevent = relevent.Substring(indexOFValue);
                        }
                        else
                        {
                         listBox1.Items.Add("Bad format of the xml file for this node");
                         flag = false;
                        }
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        flag = false;
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    flag = false;
                }
            }
        }//AfterSelect()

Thanks....

A: 

If I understand the question correctly you want to get back to the XmlNode when a TreeNode is selected. The usual solution is to store the XmlNode in the Tag property:

TreeNode tn = new TreeNode();  
tn.Text = name;  
tn.Tag = xmladdtreeNode;

and in the AfterSelect

TreeNode treenode = e.Node; 
XmlNode xmlNode = (XmlNode) treeNode.Tag;
Henk Holterman
Please look at the answer to what you have given me the syntax.
crazy_itgal
Can you tell me where i got wrong??
crazy_itgal
A: 

Hi
i tried this but got the NullRefrenceException at this line foreach (XmlAttribute xmlatt in attCol) on attcol

This is the code i have written..

private void treeView1_AfterSelect(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.TreeViewEventArgs e)
    {
        listBox1.Items.Clear();
        XmlNode xNode = e.Node.Tag as XmlNode;
        XmlAttributeCollection attCol = xNode.Attributes; 
        foreach (XmlAttribute xmlatt in attCol)
        {
            listBox1.Items.Add(xmlatt.Name);
            listBox1.Items.Add(xmlatt.Value);

        }
    } //AfterSelect()
crazy_itgal
If it is indeed on the foreach line than the only candidate is attCol. Dis you take a look with the debugger?Could it simply be that some XmlNodes just don't have any attributes? You don't allow for that now.
Henk Holterman
Thanks i got the error where i was going wrong and fixed it too.
crazy_itgal