TrayNav
Release Dates
- December 31, 2000 - Version 1.0
Description
Tray Nav was a Windows program that lived in the system tray on. When clicked it would allow you to browse your hard drive using a recursive menu system. The root menu was user configurable and could contain whichever folders the user wanted. Each menu item representing a folder would recursively open another submenu displaying the folder's contents.
Comments
This is probably the first program I wrote where I got the feeling of my code becoming more than the sum of its parts. What I mean is when you write a piece of code (especially if it is recursive in nature), the behavior of the code seems to becomes more complex than it looks. This is something I still notice when writing code, and I find it usually goes along with when something is well designed or implemented in a clever way. This program was the predecessor to Folder Cruiser.
OS/Languages/Libraries
- OS: Windows
- Language: C++
- Libraries: Win32
Status
Obsolete/Unavailable - It was written so long ago that I do not want to post it publicly.
