HIDAM - The Hierarchical Data Manager

HIDAM is a free generic hierarchical data editor capable of editing XML files. It runs on Windows and Linux and is licensed under the GPL. Future versions will support a plug-in architecture, database storage, and extensibility via scripting.

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Windows Version Screenshot

May 31, 2005

HIDAM development version 0.5.1 released to the public. New Features include:

Changed XML file handling library from Xerces to libxml2
Upgraded UI engine to wxWidgets 2.5
New, bigger icons on the toolbar
Toolbar is now platform-indepedant (Windows/Linux)
Internal architecture work
Bug fixes

Download installer from SourceForge (source available through CVS).

February 1, 2004

HIDAM stable version 0.5 released to the public. New Features include:

Toolbar
Installer
Help
Bug fixes

Download executable and source code from SourceForge.

November 9, 2003

HIDAM development version 0.480 released. Updates include:

Enhanced parameter editing
Bug fixes

January 31, 2003

HIDAM development version 0.460 released. New features include:

Uses XML format instead of .hdm
Copy and Paste
Drag and Drop [Windows only]
Context-sensitive menu

October 15, 2002

HIDAM version 0.4 released to the public. This version supports:

Opening any XML file
Saving any XML file
Adding, editing and removing items
Changing the structure (moving up, down, demoting, promoting)
Adding, editing and removing parameters

February 3, 2002

Design is finalized, the wxWindows framework is decided upon, and development begins.

January 19, 2002

GUI Frameworks evaluated. QT and wxWindows appear to be the most likely candidates based on a) functional support, b) platform support, c) distribution freedom, and d) ease of use.

See also:

< HIDAM Development Page >

< HIDAM CVS Web Interface >

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