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Program your own disk browser or file manager tool using C# in Visual Studio.

In this video I show how you can create a tool with similar functionality to the Windows Explorer. This will give you the basis for a disk browser to add to your own applications or a standalone file management tool – which is what you’ll need if you want to program a backup utility, GREP or some other kind of file and disk management program.

Huw Collingbourne is author of other books on programming C, C#, Java, Ruby, Delphi and Object Pascal, pointers, recursion and programming adventure games. Find them all on Amazon.

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@jacobparra4570

9 months ago

Thanks for sharing this applications and knowledge. At first I hated C#, but now I'm fascinated with Visual Studio and C# power! This is awesome!

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@everydaystoic196

1 year ago

Excellent explanation Huw! Excited about the next video!!

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@karolajoj_pl

10 months ago

Great video, it helped me a lot! However, I noticed a small bug in the code. In the method 'treeView_BeforeExpand' when expanding the tree nodes, the sub-elements get duplicated. To resolve this issue, you can add a simple if statement before the line 'AddDirs(node);' like this: if (tn.Nodes.Count == 0) AddDirs(tn); This will prevent duplicate sub-elements from being added. Keep up the good work!

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@GaryChike

1 year ago

Great content Huw🎉 Keep ‘em comin‘ !

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