Easy Tree View For Android

Easy Tree View in Java to implement and use.

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Note: There are Two Project Zip Files in the Files Section.
1 - The Single Activity Tree List
2 - Master Detail Tree List With Fragments

I love the TreeView in .NET and am wanting one for an Android app, but discovered that Android does not have a good TreeView control so after hunting around I just decided to write one of my own.

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