Obtain Nodes and Their Row Handles
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The TreeViewControl includes multiple methods that allow you to obtain nodes and their row handles. This topic lists and describes these methods.
A row handle is an integer value that identifies a node regardless of whether it is displayed in the TreeViewControl. A visible index is an integer value that identifies only a visible node. If a node is hidden within a collapsed node, its visible index is always -1.
The following images illustrate the difference between row handles and visible indices.
All nodes are expanded:
One node is collapsed:
Obtain Nodes
Method | Description |
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GetNodeByContent(Object) | Returns a node with the specified content. |
GetNodeByValue(Object) | Returns a node with the specified display value. |
GetNodeByRowHandle(Int32) | Returns a node with the specified handle. |
GetNodeByVisibleIndex(Int32) | Returns a node with the specified visible index. |
CurrentNode | Gets or sets the focused node. |
SelectedItems | Returns the collection of selected nodes. |
Obtain Row Handles
API | Description |
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TreeListNodeBase.RowHandle | Returns a node’s row handle. |
GetSelectedRowHandles() | Returns row handles of selected nodes. |
GetRowHandleByVisibleIndex(Int32) | Returns a node’s row handle by its visible index. |
GetRowVisibleIndexByHandle(Int32) | Returns a node’s position in the TreeViewControl by its row handle. |
Example
The following code sample gets a node with the specified value, obtains the node’s row handle, and expands the specified node.