Tree View Control on WPF

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Hello,

I am asking again the same qns because i cant get too much from last one.
I am using TreeView In WPF but there is no treeview_NodeMouseClick Event. there are too may events in WPF but not this or similar to this.

// WIndows Application

C#

private void treeview_NodeMouseClick(object sender, TreeNodeMouseClickEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.Node != null)
            {
                GetAllchield(e.Node, e.Node.Level);

            }

        }

I want similar in WPF PLease help me regarding this.

Thanks
Neetesh Agarwal

Posted 10-May-12 1:42am

Neetesh Agarwal

Updated 10-May-12 1:43am

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Pete O'Hanlon · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-10T02:02:00

Solution 1

The normal way to achieve this in WPF is to follow the MVVM pattern, and bind a click method to the nodes using one of the many ICommand derived commanding classes (such as RelayCommand).

Posted 10-May-12 2:02am

Pete O'Hanlon

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Neetesh Agarwal 10-May-12 8:09am

Thanks , Can u give me any link. I am new in WPF need to study hard in it.

Pete O'Hanlon 10-May-12 8:14am

I would start with this article and then look at something like the MVVM light toolkit to get you some of the infrastructure you will end up using on a day to day basis with MVVM.

Neetesh Agarwal 10-May-12 8:20am

Thanks a lot.....