CLCV V5 now has a fully working TreeMap control that zooms, supports mouse over events and looks pretty good. But there are two major performance problems: 1) WPF rendering seems to be very expensive. 2) Tree Map nodes are relatively expensive in terms of memory size. Source code is included.
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I've learned a lot in working on my first real WPF application such as implimenting multi-threaded file reading, how to use the dispatcher object, how to use control templates to customize controls, the basics of application configuration, using abstract
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I've been working on my first useful WPF application and I've learned several things since my last post and answered a few questions. I've included a ZIP file with my updated source (you can find it at the bottom of the post, it includes full Visual Studio 2005 project)
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My pet project for the holiday vacation has been writing a WPF application to view data from my code line counting tool CLC.EXE (soon to be released on Codeplex). CLC produces counts of lines, code, comments, and other statistics per file, per directory and for entire directory trees. When complete, the CLC data viewer (CLCV) will read a CLC data file and display various visualizations of the data such as a tree map (see also, and also), some pie charts and perhaps a histogram or two. I’ve included the first working CLCV application shell in the attached zip file.
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