Victor

Hi Jim, Apparently, all keyboard shortcuts are stored in XMLTreeEdit.cfg file, located in the same folder where the executable file is (for Windows). You can open it with XMLTreeEdit and edit to you taste. The Help file contains more details.

Hi Jim, Yes, these shortcuts don't work on Windows 10 anymore; it looks like Windows blocks Ctrl or any other modifier key completely. They work on Linux and I also found, that Ctrl++ and Ctrl+- (plus and minus on the numeric pad) work as well. Maybe these combinations would work on Windows, I will check tomorrow.

Hi there, Your request is rather unusual. I don't see an easy way to achieve this. Adding such a functionality to the program would require a lot of effort for a rarely used feature, sorry. If you need this operation frequently, you can possibly build you own application for that purpose, using some pieces of code from XML Tree Editor. Thank you.

Hi, Due to the fact, that Windows XP is not supported for several years already, I cannot guaranty that later versions can work on it. It can even be the installer (Inno Setup) failing to run on XP. Also, I have stopped making 32 bit setups since version 28. The whole project source is provided in xxx_source.tar.gz files (can be open with 7 Zip, for example). It is not a Delphi project, but Lazarus-Free Pascal one; its internal implementation of XML support is different from Delphi, hence the two...

Hi, I can confirm, that it compiles both in Linux (Lazarus 2.0.2 GTK2+ on LInux Mint) and Windows 10 (Lazarus 2.0.4) environment. The functionality seemingly did not change, possibly that issue, which caused me to include custom copy of Grids.pas unit, has been resolved. Best regards, Victor

Hi Federico, Thanks to the help from Lazarus Forum members, the project is now compiles. The new source was added as XMLTreeEdit_0.1.0.33_Source.tar.gz. Just unpack everything from that archive into a folder of your choice, run Lazarus, Open Project - file name XMLTreeEdit.lpr and compile. It should work out of the box. The program behaviour may slighly change, comparing with the previous versions. I will test it more scrupulously at work, because I use it myself a lot, and make changes, if necessary....

Hi, It does not compile for me either. There are some syntax changes in new versions of Lazarus, which made it no longer compatible. Give me a few days to fix this, and I will come back with some kind of instruction. Best regards, Victor

Hi, It is not really a bug, but a limitation of the underlying XML libraries. They can only read and write with UTF-8 encoding, which is default for XML documents. You can try to make a copy of your config file and change encoding to encoding="UTF-8" in text editor, and see, if the Flight Simulator accepts this. If not, I think cannot use XML Tree Editor for editing.