TreeListView

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Introduction

The System.Windows.Forms namespace provides the ListView and TreeView controls. But there is no control that allows you to use a tree and columns together.

I made such a control that enables this features:

• Ties a ListView and a TreeView together in a TreeListView class that includes BeforeExpand, AfterExpand, BeforeCollapse, AfterCollapse events,
• Uses a TreeListViewItem class that includes Expand function, Collapse functions, IsExpanded property,
• Uses a TreeListViewItemCollection that replaces the ListViewItemCollection class used in the ListView control. This class is also used for the Items property in the TreeListViewItem class that contains the childs of an item. TreeListViewItemCollection adds the Sort function capability,
• Subitem edit with custom control (EditBox, ComboBox, etc...),
• XP-Style selection,
• Plus-minus boxes and lines,
• Indeterminate state item.

TreeListView control

This class inherits from the ListView class.

Properties

Some properties have been changed:

For example, the View property of the ListView control is no more used and must always be equal to View.Details. The Items is now a TreeListViewItemCollection. The SelectedItems and CheckedItems are now TreeListViewItem arrays (I don't have make special collection like SelectedListViewItemCollection and CheckedListViewItemCollection for the original ListView class...).

public new TreeListView.TreeListViewItemCollection Items{
    get{return(_items);}}

new public SelectedTreeListViewItemCollection SelectedItems
{
    get
    {
          SelectedTreeListViewItemCollection sel = new 
                                     SelectedTreeListViewItemCollection(this);
        return(sel);
    }
}
public new TreeListViewItem[] CheckedItems
{
    get
    {
        TreeListViewItem[] array = new 
                                  TreeListViewItem[base.CheckedIndices.Count];
        for(int i = 0 ; i < base.CheckedIndices.Count ; i++)
            array[i] = (TreeListViewItem) base.CheckedItems[i];
        return(array);
    }
}

// Gets the informations of the current edited item
public EditItemInformations EditedItem
{
    get{return _editeditem;}
}

// Gets wether an item is currently edited
public bool InEdit
{
    get{return _inedit;}
}

// Gets or sets a value indicating whether plus-sign (+) and minus-sign (-) 
// buttons are displayed next to TreeListView that contain child TreeListViews
public bool ShowPlusMinus
{
    get{return _showplusminus;}
    set{if(_showplusminus == value) return;
        _showplusminus = value;
        if(Created) Invoke(new VoidHandler(VisChanged));}
}

// Gets or Sets the color of the lines if ShowPlusMinus property is enabled
public Color PlusMinusLineColor
{
    get{return _plusMinusLineColor;}
    set{_plusMinusLineColor = value;
        if(Created) Invalidate();}
}

// Gets or Sets whether the control draw XP-Style highlight color
public bool UseXPHighlightStyle
{
    get{return _useXPHighLightStyle;}
    set{_useXPHighLightStyle = value;
        if(Created) Invalidate();}
}

Expand and collapse events

Like in the TreeView, when an item is expanded or collapsed, an event is raised before and after.
New events replace the AfterLabelEdit and BeforeLabelEdit of the standard ListView class. They allow you to modify the column to edit and the control that is used to edit the subitem (TextBox, ComboBox for example).

Here is a list of the new events (the handlers and arguments are not described here) :

[Description("Occurs before the tree node is collapsed")]
public event TreeListViewCancelEventHandler BeforeExpand;

[Description("Occurs before the tree node is collapsed")]
public event TreeListViewCancelEventHandler BeforeCollapse;

[Description("Occurs after the tree node is expanded")]
public event TreeListViewEventHandler AfterExpand;

[Description("Occurs after the tree node is collapsed")]
public event TreeListViewEventHandler AfterCollapse;

[Description("Occurs when the label for an item is edited by the user.")]
public new event TreeListViewLabelEditEventHandler AfterLabelEdit;

[Description("Occurs when the user starts editing the label of an item.")]
public new event TreeListViewBeforeLabelEditEventHandler BeforeLabelEdit;

TreeListViewItem class

This class inherits from the ListViewItem class. Some methods and properties have been changed like in the TreeListView class but the most important functions are the Expand and Collapse functions.

The Expand function adds each child of the collection in descending order just after this TreeListViewItem, so that the first item of the child appears just after the parent, the second after the first, etc.. because the expansion adds each child just after the parent item.

The Collapse function removes each child in the items from the ListView.

private bool _isexpanded;
public bool IsExpanded{
    get{return(_isexpanded);}}

public void Expand()
{
    if(ListView != null)
        if(ListView.InvokeRequired)
            throw(new Exception("Invoke Required"));
    // The item wasn't expanded -> raise an event
    if(Visible && !_isexpanded && ListView != null)
    {
         TreeListViewCancelEventArgs e = new TreeListViewCancelEventArgs(
            this, TreeListViewAction.Expand);
         ListView.RaiseBeforeExpand(e);
         if(e.Cancel) return;
    }
    if(Visible)
        for(int i = Items.Count - 1 ; i >= 0 ;i--)
        {
            TreeListViewItem item = this.Items[i];
            if(!item.Visible)
            {
                ListView LView = this.ListView;
                LView.Items.Insert(
                    this.Index + 1,
                    item);
                item.SetIndentation();
            }
            if(item.IsExpanded)
                item.Expand();
        }
    // The item wasn't expanded -> raise an event
    if(Visible && !_isexpanded && ListView != null)
    {
        this._isexpanded = true;
        TreeListViewEventArgs e = new TreeListViewEventArgs(
            this, TreeListViewAction.Expand);
        ListView.RaiseAfterExpand(e);
        if(AfterExpand != null) AfterExpand(this);
    }
    this._isexpanded = true;
}

public void Collapse()
{
    if(ListView != null)
        if(ListView.InvokeRequired)
            throw(new Exception("Invoke Required"));
    // The item was expanded -> raise an event
    if(Visible && _isexpanded && ListView != null)
    {
        TreeListViewCancelEventArgs e = new TreeListViewCancelEventArgs(
            this, TreeListViewAction.Collapse);
        ListView.RaiseBeforeCollapse(e);
        if(e.Cancel) return;
    }

    // Collapse
    if(this.Visible)
        foreach(TreeListViewItem item in Items)
                item.Hide();
    
    // The item was expanded -> raise an event
    if(Visible && _isexpanded && ListView != null)
    {
        this._isexpanded = false;
        TreeListViewEventArgs e = new TreeListViewEventArgs(
            this, TreeListViewAction.Collapse);
        ListView.RaiseAfterCollapse(e);
        if(AfterCollapse != null) AfterCollapse(this);
    }
    this._isexpanded = false;
}

The item is indented with the SetIndentation function that uses the Level property (gets the level of the item by getting the number of parents in the hierarchy) :

public int Level
{
    get{return(this.Parent == null ? 0 : this.Parent.Level + 1);}
}

public void SetIndentation()
{
    if(this.ListView == null) return;
    LV_ITEM lvi = new LV_ITEM();
    lvi.iItem = this.Index;
    lvi.iIndent = this.Level;
    if(TreeListView.ShowPlusMinus) lvi.iIndent++;
    lvi.mask = ListViewMessages.LVIF_INDENT;
    SendMessage(
        this.ListView.Handle,
        ListViewMessages.LVM_SETITEM,
        0,
        ref lvi);
}

TreeListViewItemCollection class

This class works like the TreeNodeCollection does with some changes. To manipulate items that are in a TreeListView, you must use the Invoke function if you are using multiple threads as with a standard ListView control.

Properties

The class has a Parent property (TreeListViewItem) and a Owner property (TreeListView). These properties can not have both a not null value at the same time because a collection enumerates the children of a TreeListView or enumerates the children of a TreeListViewItem. Both properties allow only to Get the value because these values are only changed internal when the constructor is called.

There are two properties SortOrder and SortOrderRecursively that get or set the sort order of the collection and automatically call the Sort function that is described below if the sort order is changed. The SortOrderRecursively property calls the SortOrder property of each TreeListViewItemCollection in the items of this collection recursively.

Functions

The Add function inserts an item in the collection at an index depending on the SortOrder value. This index is calculated with the GetInsertCollectionIndex function that is not given here. The item is also naturally inserted in the TreeListView if necessary at an index calculated with the GetInsertTreeListViewIndex function.

public virtual int Add(TreeListViewItem item)
{
    if(TreeListView != null)
        if(TreeListView.InvokeRequired)
            throw(new Exception("Invoke required"));
    // Do not add the item if the collection owns a TreeListView 
    // recursively and the item already owns a TreeListView
    if(TreeListView != null && item.ListView != null)
        throw(new Exception("The Item is already in a TreeListView"));
    int index = GetInsertCollectionIndex(item);
    if(index == -1) return(-1);
    if(Parent != null) item.SetParent(Parent);
    item.Items.Comparer = this.Comparer;
    int treelistviewindex = GetInsertTreeListViewIndex(item, index);
    // Insert in the ListView
    if(treelistviewindex > -1)
    {
        ListView listview = (ListView) TreeListView;
        listview.Items.Insert(treelistviewindex, (ListViewItem) item);
        if(item.IsExpanded) item.Expand();
        item.SetIndentation();
    }
    // Insert in this collection
    if(index > -1) List.Insert(index, item);
    if(index > -1) OnItemAdded(new TreeListViewEventArgs(item, 
                                                 TreeListViewAction.Unknown));
    return(index);
}

The Remove function removes an item from the collection.

public virtual void Remove(TreeListViewItem item)
{
    if(TreeListView != null)
        if(TreeListView.InvokeRequired)
            throw(new Exception("Invoke required"));
    int index = GetIndexOf(item);
    if(index == -1) return;
    RemoveAt(index);
}
public new void RemoveAt(int index)
{
    if(TreeListView != null)
        if(TreeListView.InvokeRequired)
            throw(new Exception("Invoke required"));
    TreeListViewItem item = this[index];
    if(this[index].Visible && this.TreeListView != null) item.Hide();
    List.RemoveAt(index);
    item.SetParent(null);
    OnItemRemoved(new TreeListViewEventArgs(item, 
                                                 TreeListViewAction.Unknown));
}

Other functions that not described here : AddRange, Clear, Contain.

The Sort function sorts the items in the collection and also change the order in the TreeListView if the items were visible. The items are stored in an array, the items in the array are sorted using the TreeListViewItemCollectionComparer class (not described here), the items are removed from the collection, and the items are copied from the sorted array to the collection.

public void Sort(bool recursively)
{
    if(TreeListView != null)
        if(TreeListView.InvokeRequired)
            throw(new Exception("Invoke required"));
    // Gets an array of the items
    TreeListViewItem[] thisarray = ToArray();
    // Removes the items
    Clear();
    // Adds the items
    foreach(TreeListViewItem item in thisarray)
        Add(item);
    if(recursively)
        foreach(TreeListViewItem item in thisarray)
            item.Items.Sort(true);
}

Other functions description

Subitem edit

To edit subitems, the control handles the LVN_BEGINLABELEDIT and LVN_ENDLABELEDIT messages in the WndProc :

case APIsEnums.ListViewNotifications.BEGINLABELEDIT:
    System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(FocusedItem != null);
    // Cancel label edit if the message is sent just after a double click
    if(_lastdoubleclick.AddMilliseconds(450) > DateTime.Now)
    {
        Message canceledit = Message.Create(Handle, 
                             (int) APIsEnums.ListViewMessages.CANCELEDITLABEL, 
                             IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero);
        WndProc(ref canceledit);
        m.Result = (IntPtr) 1;
        return;
    }
    item = FocusedItem;
    int column = 0;
    if(_lastitemclicked.Item == item &&
        _lastitemclicked.CreationTime.AddMilliseconds(
                          2*SystemInformation.DoubleClickTime) > DateTime.Now)
        column = _lastitemclicked.ColumnIndex;
    if(column == -1) column = 0;
    // Add subitems if needed
    while(item.SubItems.Count-1 < column) item.SubItems.Add("");
    TreeListViewBeforeLabelEditEventArgs beforeed = new 
                                         TreeListViewBeforeLabelEditEventArgs(
                                         FocusedItem, column, 
                                         item.SubItems[column].Text);
    OnBeforeLabelEdit(beforeed);
    if(beforeed.Cancel)
    {
        Message canceledit = Message.Create(Handle, 
                              (int)APIsEnums.ListViewMessages.CANCELEDITLABEL, 
                              IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero);
        WndProc(ref canceledit);
        m.Result = (IntPtr) 1;
        return;
    }
    _inedit = true;
    // Get edit handle
    Message mess = Message.Create(Handle, 
                               (int)APIsEnums.ListViewMessages.GETEDITCONTROL, 
                               IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero);
    WndProc(ref mess);
    IntPtr edithandle = mess.Result;
    _customedit = new CustomEdit(edithandle, this, beforeed.Editor);
    _editeditem = new EditItemInformations(
                     FocusedItem, beforeed.ColumnIndex, 
                             FocusedItem.SubItems[beforeed.ColumnIndex].Text);
    m.Result = IntPtr.Zero;
    return;
case APIsEnums.ListViewNotifications.ENDLABELEDIT:
    if(_customedit != null)
        _customedit.HideEditControl();
    _customedit = null;
    _inedit = false;
    _editeditem = new EditItemInformations();
    m.Result = IntPtr.Zero;
    return;

The CustomEdit class is not described here. This class will receive all messages sent to the edit box. It handles the messages and show the custom control instead of the standard edit box of the ListView.

XP-style selection

When the LVN_CUSTOMDRAW message is sent, the function CustomDraw is called to customize the draw behavior. At the pre-paint state, the select flag is set to false and the back color of the selected item is modified so that it will be displayed with a custom color.

private void CustomDraw(ref Message m)
{
  int iRow, iCol; bool bSelected;
  unsafe
  {
    APIsStructs.NMLVCUSTOMDRAW * nmlvcd = 
                          (APIsStructs.NMLVCUSTOMDRAW *)m.LParam.ToPointer();

     switch((APIsEnums.CustomDrawDrawStateFlags)nmlvcd->nmcd.dwDrawStage)
     {
       case APIsEnums.CustomDrawDrawStateFlags.PREPAINT:
              m.Result = 
                       (IntPtr)APIsEnums.CustomDrawReturnFlags.NOTIFYITEMDRAW;
              break;
       case APIsEnums.CustomDrawDrawStateFlags.ITEMPREPAINT:
              m.Result =
                    (IntPtr)APIsEnums.CustomDrawReturnFlags.NOTIFYSUBITEMDRAW;
              break;

       case APIsEnums.CustomDrawDrawStateFlags.ITEMPREPAINT |
              APIsEnums.CustomDrawDrawStateFlags.SUBITEM:
              iRow = (int)nmlvcd->nmcd.dwItemSpec;
              iCol = (int)nmlvcd->iSubItem;
              bSelected = base.Items[iRow].Selected;// && this.Focused;
              if(bSelected && _useXPHighLightStyle)
              {
                Color color = Focused ? ColorUtil.VSNetSelectionColor : 
                                       ColorUtil.VSNetSelectionUnfocusedColor;
                if(HideSelection && !Focused) color = BackColor;
                if(FullRowSelect || iCol == 0)
                   nmlvcd->clrTextBk = (int)ColorUtil.RGB(color.R, color.G, 
                                         color.B);
                   nmlvcd->nmcd.uItemState &= 
                           ~(uint)APIsEnums.CustomDrawItemStateFlags.SELECTED;
                if(iCol == 0) DrawSelectedItemFocusCues(iRow);
              }
              if(iCol == 0)
              {
                 DrawIntermediateStateItem((TreeListViewItem)base.Items[iRow]);
                 DrawPlusMinusItemLines((TreeListViewItem)base.Items[iRow]);
                 DrawPlusMinusItem((TreeListViewItem)base.Items[iRow]);
              }
              m.Result = (IntPtr)APIsEnums.CustomDrawReturnFlags.NEWFONT;
              break;
        }
    }
}

The ColorUtil class has been written by Carlos H. Perez.

The DrawIntermediateStateItem, DrawPlusMinusItemLines, DrawPlusMinusItem are not described here.

Indeterminate state item

The property Checkable avoids checking an item. An item that has this property set to true will display a grey box if at least one of the sub items is checked.

new public CheckState Checked
{
   get
   {
     if(!Checkable) return HasCheckedChild ? CheckState.Indeterminate : 
                                                         CheckState.Unchecked;
     else return(base.Checked ? CheckState.Checked : CheckState.Unchecked);
   }
   set
   {
     if(ListView != null)
     if(ListView.FreezeCheckBoxes) return;
     if(Checkable && value == CheckState.Indeterminate) 
        throw(new Exception(
              "A checkable item can only have checked and unchecked values"));
        if(Checkable)
    try{base.Checked = value == CheckState.Checked;}
    catch{}
    if(Items.Count > 0 && !Checkable)
    {
      CheckState checkvalue = value == CheckState.Unchecked ?
               CheckState.Unchecked : CheckState.Checked;
        if(ListView != null)
        {ListView.Invoke(
             new ChangeChildrenCheckStateRecursivelyHandler(
                                         ChangeChildrenCheckStateRecursively),
                                 new object[]{checkvalue});}
        else
             ChangeChildrenCheckStateRecursively(checkvalue);
        }
    }
}

Conclusion

Most of the functionalities have been described here.

I do not guarantee that this control works 100%. If you find mistakes, you can correct them. This control is not a final release and you can send me mails with explains if you find bugs or mistakes and join the modifications if you did them.

The objective is to give a good starting point for those which want to have a control which mixes the TreeView and the ListView controls.

History

• 1 Sep 03
  • Multiselect added
  • PathSeparator added
  • Better key integration (for Multiselect and checkboxes)
  • ImageList bug fixed (better integration in the designer)
  • Scrollable bug fixed
  • Minor bugs fixed
• 14 July 03 - updated source code
• 7 July 2003 - updated source code.
• 24 June 2003 - updated source code.
• 3 Jun 2003:
  • many bugs fixed,
  • Subitem edit with custom control (EditBox, ComboBox, etc...) function,
  • XP-Style selection function,
  • Plus-minus boxes and lines function,
  • Indeterminate state item function.
• 26 Nov 2002 - updated downloads

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ForeColor of TreeViewItem on Expand wrong WilfriedR 11:29 15 May '09   I have a Problem if i have set a color on a TreeNodeItem. If i expand it is that Node, where i ckicked on + in Black ForeColor. All childs are in correct color. how can i fixed it? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink "TreeListView.ExitEdit()" bug fix BuddyLeeJr 8:33 17 Apr '09   There are a couple odd things happening in this function, but this was an easy fix that allowed me to get to the actual correct item (note the use of 'editedItem' instead of 'EditedItem' ): if(!Cancel) { TreeListViewLabelEditEventArgs e = new TreeListViewLabelEditEventArgs( editedItem.Item, editedItem.ColumnIndex, Text ); e.Cancel = Cancel; Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: "TreeListView.ExitEdit()" bug fix hirenkshah 19:19 19 Apr '09   Thanks BuddyLeeJr, its done. Same way i have to call function "exitEdit", if i want to move selected row up & down (with focused item). call exitedit & setRange(nextvisibleitem,nextvisibleitem). Thanks hiren shah Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink How to call begin edit on key press in TreeListView.. hirenkshah 19:35 12 Apr '09   Hello sir, I am using Treelistview C# component in my project, It is almost finish except (cell)label edit on key press. Below is brief of my code, I can not send code outside from my office otherwise I could have sent you same code, which I had written. I wanted to call “begin edit” event, when keyboard key press like ‘F2’ I have tried to update override function call wndproc() of project TreeListview2002.dll In the region key-Down “BeginEdit ”, Checking key code is “F2” then Wrote same thing which is already there in “Beginlabeledit region under notify region. Get edit handle can call the same wndproc(reff mess) But it want work, can you help me to complete this. Thanks hiren shah Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: How to call begin edit on key press in TreeListView.. BuddyLeeJr 8:28 17 Apr '09   In TreeListView.cs, add the following code: public void BeginEdit( ) { if( base.SelectedItems.Count > 0 ) base.SelectedItems[0].BeginEdit(); } Then in your form code, handle PreviewKeyDown and do something like this: private void treeListView1_PreviewKeyDown( object sender, PreviewKeyDownEventArgs e ) { if( e.KeyCode == Keys.F2 ) { treeListView1.BeginEdit( ); } } Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Key Navigation - F2 beginEdit hirenkshah 23:19 3 Apr '09   hi, i am using treelistview in my project, i am finding way to edit specific column on key press. like Pressing F2 enters edit mode or i will call beginEdit event. i am calling beginEdit event and passing required paramiters, but it is not working. if you know how will i achinve this, please let me know the solution. my email id is hirenkshah@gamil.com. Thanks, Hiren Shah. Thanks hiren shah Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Newbie code : TreeList is Win32 native ! kilt 4:36 31 Mar '09   Why re-inventing the wheel with poor code ?!!! The TreeList control is a native Win32 control ! (pure C /Win32 had been posted on Win32 api group http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32/topics[ Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.00/5 (2 votes) where can i found an update for the treelistview control ron1977 6:15 30 Mar '09   Hi, i have several bugs with the control. vertical scroll bar is not working correctly some times he client crashes when i am using the control is there any update for the control?? thanks. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink How to get to work on x64 max_slayer 3:01 30 Mar '09   In file APIsStructs.cs Change structure public struct NMHDR { public IntPtr hwndFrom; public int idFrom; public int code; } to public struct NMHDR { public IntPtr hwndFrom; public IntPtr idFrom; public int code; } It's all!!!))) Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink is it works only for .net? gute 1 15:53 24 Feb '09   can you compile it please as an OCX? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.00/5 (1 vote) Tree not indent when using VS 2008... ssw-1 1:50 17 Feb '09   Hi, does anybody sees the same problem: If I use the control within a .NET 2.0 or newer project, the nodes / subnodes of the tree are not indented anymore. Instead the plus/minus button is placed over the text of the nodes, whereas all nodes show up on the left... Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Tree not indent when using VS 2008... Peter Nap 3:54 19 Feb '09   I got the same problem with .Net 2.0 and VS2005 Anyone any ideas? Life is what happens while you make other plans. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Tree not indent when using VS 2008... frobozzdamad 4:21 2 Mar '09   It's not a version problem. It's a bug in the control itself. The control NEEDS the SmallImageList property set. It uses the ImageSize property of that to draw the plus-signs, root lines and indent correctly. I saw the same problem when I imported it to my project, but was wondering "why does the test project still look fine? That got converted too..." Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink Re: Tree not indent when using VS 2008... PeterNap1974 21:51 2 Mar '09   Thanks, I will try it. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink license details Member 1680093 0:26 5 Feb '09   Hi Thomas, Thanks for you article. I was wondering what the license details are for reuse of this control. We want to reuse and modify it in one of our applications. Please do let me know these details on alikheiri@gmail.com. Looking forward to hearing from you. Regards, Ali Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 (2 votes) License details rploixhli 0:53 23 Jan '09   Hello, I work for a commercial organization that would like to use your control in an open source application. Could you please provide me with license details? My email: raphael.ploix@healthlanguage.com Many thanks in advance. Cordialement, Raphael Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink CheckBoxes Member 1866888 23:56 15 Jan '09   Is it possible to remove checkboxes from particular treelistview items? Please help me...Thanks. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.00/5 (2 votes) Painting (refresh) problem of vertical line when scrolling cp-cxs 5:23 9 Jan '09   When scrolling using the up and down buttons on the vertical scroll bar (single-click) I was having a problem with the newly displayed rows not having the vertical line on the left side indicating the tree. The problem did not occur when dragging up and down on the scrollbar body. The cause of my problem appears to be a previous bug fix to the TreeListView.WndProc proc function. I reinstated the following code and now my list control scrolls correctly. Performance doesn't seem to be a problem but there will not be too many rows in my list (50 max): case APIsEnums.ListViewNotifications.ENDSCROLL: _updating = false; // Re-instated the following code because without it the vertical lines were not drawing correctly // This is the original comment: Disable display bug with vertical lines (slow...) if (ShowPlusMinus) { DrawPlusMinusItemsLines(); DrawPlusMinusItems(); } break; I'm a bit nervous about removing the previous fix. Does anyone have any better solutions? Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink [Error] Double click on separator fenixproductions 10:22 20 Dec '08   Double click on columns separator gives "System.NullReferenceException" when the columm is the last one. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 2.00/5 (2 votes) Remove flicker on TreeListView while updating a subitem doshe 2:38 25 Nov '08   The code is available on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/87795/how-to-prevent-flickering-in-listview-when-updating-a-single-listviewitems-text[^] Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink I want to use it under VC6. what should I do? tongzone 6:04 16 Nov '08   Thanks a lot. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.00/5 (1 vote) How i can move items up or down obelix2008 3:52 13 Nov '08   Hello, Please how can help me. I want to move items up or down in the treelistview. so the user pressed down: 1 item 2 item -> here pressed down 3 item new order 1 item 3 item 2 item and pressed up its the same in the other way. please help me Obelix2008 Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.00/5 (1 vote) Some fixes for scrolling problems richardwhitehead 3:25 31 Oct '08   I had problems with items being drawn in the worng places after scrolling with some items expanded. I have fixed these by adding the following lines (though probably somemore efficient means is possible): 1. In TreeListView, at the end of the ENDSCROLL case statement, add RederawItems(0, base.Items.Count-1, true); 2. In TreeListViewItem.cs, at the end of ExpandInternal, add Redraw(); 3. In TreeListViewItem.cs, at the end of CollapseInternal, add Redraw(); Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink How o change row's height? fenixproductions 15:22 16 Oct '08   How can I change specified single row's height? I want to add 100x100 picture so I've managed to do so by attaching PictureBox to SubItem but it is stretched badly. Thanks in advance. Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 3.25/5 (4 votes) With .NET 2.0 is it still needed to use the APIs2002 subproject tho_wa 3:07 7 Oct '08   Hi all, I wonder, if the subproject APIs2002 is still necessary, when you are using .NET Framework 2.0. Has anybody 'ported' this nice stuff to .NET 2.0 already? Thanks Thorsten Sign In·View Thread·PermaLink 1.50/5 (4 votes)

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