Code Snippet Manager

[Matt]

Well this is pretty useful for me. Uses XML to save code snippets locally. Good for remembering stuff you are just learning. Anyways here are some pictures and then the download.

Main Form:

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Showing Code:

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Also if you are wondering what that nonsense in the background in the 2nd picture is, it is my desktop. :)
My Desktop:

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And finally here is the download which includes C# source code.
Download From My Server

Hope you like! Also I have used XML a lot before but this was my first time with XML writing so feel free to critique me on that. I am sure I could have shortened up that code.

[Semborski]

Seems pretty useful. Downloading now, Thanks Matt:)

[Truffs]

Thanks downloading now :D

[Matt]

Welcome guys! Glad you like.

[JoshuaT]

You could make the UI a bit more cleaner I think, and maybe a search feature?

But otherwise this could be useful

[Matt]

I will do search later but the UI is fine. Doesn't have to use any of those UI libraries. I actually like the normal one a lot. It is mainly for learning and stuff. But yea I will do that right now. I think I can do it in under 5 lines with Linq :) Might take more to print it out though.

EDIT:

Redownload. I made the search function 1 line without using the built in one. Here it is:

var results = snips.Where(x => (x.Title.ToLower().Contains(textBox1.Text)));

That is only the search function but the whole function was this:

listView1.Items.Clear();
            var results = snips.Where(x => (x.Title.ToLower().Contains(textBox1.Text)));
            foreach (var x in results)
            {
                ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem(new string[] { x.Title, x.Language, x.Description });
                item.Tag = x;
                listView1.Items.Add(item);
            }

8 lines but could be six if I moved the braces like this:

listView1.Items.Clear();
            var results = snips.Where(x => (x.Title.ToLower().Contains(textBox1.Text)));
            foreach (var x in results)
            { ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem(new string[] { x.Title, x.Language, x.Description });
                item.Tag = x;
                listView1.Items.Add(item); }