how disable path separator in treeview

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hi how disable path separator in treeview
im using tree view to display all the files and folders, and im selecting one of the node or childnode and selected node or child node is added to textbox, till this ok
but my problem is if im selecting c:\programs
then im getting the o/p in textbox as
c:\/programs
that is my path seperator by default is /
now i want to disable path seperator i.e /
how to disable path seperator

Posted 11-May-10 0:21am

Anil Sarda

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2010-05-11T02:39:00

Solution 1

Have you tried simply changing the PathSeparator to an empty string?

you could set this via code treeview.PathSeparator = String.Empty

Posted 11-May-10 2:39am

DaveAuld

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Anil Sarda 11-May-10 8:50am

yes i have tried with empty string, even tough it is adding / as path seperator
and now i tried TreeView1.PathSeparator = String.Empty
for this also it is getting / as path seperator
can u suggest some other code, than q

Alan N · Answer 2 · 2010-05-11T03:18:00

Solution 2

If the root node label is c:\ then you will get this problem. The solution would be to set the label to c: by trimming off trailing backslashes.

e.g. dirname = dirname.TrimEnd('\\');

Alan.

Posted 11-May-10 3:18am

Alan N