BTW Parsing is not needed but nice tags stripping is.

-fenixproductions (February 27, 2012, 07:18 PM)

I assumed that something like that would be useful. I did not check the tags, but assumed that they would contain information that should not be found by the search.

-bastik (February 28, 2012, 01:08 PM)

It is rather the case of stripping too much.

I.e.
<tag1>this is</tag1><tag2>test</tag2> may be shown in Word as this is test but wrongly stripped will become this istest.

@gameaddict20
This one may be hard to implement because there seems to be is no easy way to be 100% sure where the GDF file is embedded in (i.e. Batman has BmGDFBinary.dll, Damnation - DamnGame.exe and Fallout 3 - GDFFallout3.dll).
The only possible solution would be to get some resource editor code and iterate through all exe/dll files looking for DATA\__GDF_XML and DATA\__GDF_THUMBNAIL binary resources but it is not efficient by any means.

Maybe the best would be to check Registry for just HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\GameUX\Game entries?
Or try to contact with guys behind these projects:
http://gameeditor.webnode.com/
http://www.extensiblesoft.com/gamex/