How to create tree in mfc application in visual studio 6.0 c++?

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I want to create tree in the visual studio 6.0.

Posted 13-Mar-15 0:06am

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Updated 13-Mar-15 0:11am

Leo Chapiro

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Leo Chapiro 13-Mar-15 6:12am

Uncleare or incomplete: what do you mean by "tree"? Do you mean CTreeCtrl or CTreeView or something else?

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2015-03-13T01:00:00

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MFC has build in support for tree controls as dude wrote.

A tree in software development is a binary tree. Real trees are "in the woods" as the TV reality stars Pelletier Brothers Inc would say ;-)

Posted 13-Mar-15 1:00am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Mar-15 9:30am

Not true. Why only binary? (Likewise, "real" trees are not only in the woods. And do you think that data-structure trees are not real? Do you think they are imaginary :-)? )

(No, I did not down-vote it. :-) But if you not only improve wording, but also add some MFC tree links, the "dude" (can we really call people we don't know well like that?) won't have a reason to complain. :-)

—SA