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libIMEDTreeManager - The TREE MANAGER & TREE FIELD CONTROL for REVOLUTION


iMed Edition is very pleased to annonce the release of libIMEDTreeManager stack.

libIMEDTreeManager is a Tree Manager & Tree Field Control library for Revolution. It is intended to build, navigate and rearrange multiway tree and to display trees in field controls.

Beginners and expert developers will enjoy how easy it is to build and display trees with Revolution. Database developers will especially appreciate its optional datasource based architecture.

The following features are supported among many others :
- Creating trees and managing nodes (adding, deleting, reordering, customising labels).
- Automatically updates the display of registred tree fields. You can display the same tree in as many fields as you want.
- Allows multiple, discontiguous selection.
- Dragging within a tree field control allows moving items between folders or reordering.
- Drag & drop between windows.
- Written in Transcript in order to work on any OS supported by Revolution.
- Very easy scripting integration with/without our Tree Creator.
- Many examples given in our Tree Manager & Tree Field Examples Stack.
- Detailed documentation.
- ...

Quick Installation Guide:
Download the archive package, decompress it, open stack "libIMEDTreeManager" , click on the "Examples..." button and just have pleasure!

Find out more and download the package from this address:

http://www.imed-edition.net/rev/treemanager/

©2006 by iMed Edition - swiss made

Release of version 1.2 of libIMEDTreeManager

This update includes a major new feature :

• • Optional display of vertical lines between nodes of the same parent, similar to the Windows hierarchical list (see the real life sample image below).
  • Plus enhancements of the tree display and minor corrections.

This is a free update for current users.

libIMEDTreeManager is a Tree Manager & Tree Field Control library for Revolution. It is intended to build, navigate and rearrange (drag&drop) multiway trees and to display trees in field controls.

Try our sample stack and show how easy it is for beginners. Also discover the many API which give fine control to advanded developers when needed.

Details on: http://www.imed-edition.net/rev/treemanager/

©2006-7 by iMed Edition - July 2007

libIMEDTreeManger 1.3 addresses issues related to Revolution 2.9-dp.

This update is free to current users.

More info on web site: http://www.imed-edition.net/rev/treemanager

This stack freezes my computer when detaching the sample.

Tom McGrath

Mac OS10.5.2 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

Revolution Enterprise Version 2.9.0-rc-1 Build 560

mcgrath3 wrote:This stack freezes my computer when detaching the sample.

It could be a Revolution issue since we are unable to reproduce the bug with Revolution Enterprise Version 2.9.0-rc-1 Build 560, under MacOSX 10.4.11 PPC.

Could you describe the exact steps you do from launching Rev to freeze?

iMed Edition is very pleased to annonce that a new version of our Tree Control is on the way.
This is a stack library we have developed since 2006. A stack with many examples is provided.

Among the new features for 2.0 :
- An even better visual interface.
- Internal re-engeneering of the tree data structure to benefit the array structure that Rev now supports natively. The previous API will be fully compatible.
- We will take care of your suggestions for new features: that's the time to submit yours!

We take this opportunity to warmly thanks the developers who has trusted us by using our libIMEDTreeManager library.

More details on http://www.imed-edition.net/rev/treemanager/index.html.
Kind regards,
iMed Editor

Wow, didn't realize anyone still charged on a distribution basis like this. I was just thinking about getting this until I saw the price system, which I haven't seen since 90's.

Garrett,

Thank you very much to have put the finger on an error in our web page. The license price is charged once and all applications made with the Tree Manager license are royalty free.
Since the beginning in 2006 we have never charged our customers for standalone!

So, thank you for your judicious comments! Our web site is now corrected appropriately.

Kind regards,
iMed Editor