CustomDrawNodeCellEventArgs.CellText Property

Gets the painted cell’s display text.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraTreeList

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v19.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public string CellText { get; set; }

VB.NET

Public Property CellText As String

Property Value

Type	Description
String	A string value representing the painted cell’s display text.

Remarks

Use the CellText property to obtain the painted cell’s display value. The obtained text is a string representation of the painted cell’s value formatted according to the FormatInfo.FormatString property of the owning column. Use this string to perform cell value painting.

The painted cell’s value can be obtained via the CustomDrawNodeCellEventArgs.CellValue property. Note that you can modify cell values by handling the TreeList.GetNodeDisplayValue event.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-implement-a-search-by-visible-nodes-in-treelist-e2728/CS/WindowsApplication1/MyTreeListSearchHelper.cs#L33

{
    paint.DrawMultiColorString(e.Cache, e.Bounds, e.CellText, Text, e.Appearance, Color.Red, Color.Yellow, false, index);
}

how-to-display-bands-and-columns-in-the-same-tree-list-in-the-customization-form-e3723/CS/CustomDescendants/TreeListBandedCustomizationForm.cs#L59

infoArgs.Cache = e.Cache;
infoArgs.Caption = e.CellText;
infoArgs.CaptionRect = e.Bounds;

how-to-add-a-find-panel-similar-to-the-one-provided-by-gridcontrol-to-treelist-e2877/CS/WindowsApplication3/FindPanel.cs#L151

e.Appearance.FillRectangle(e.Cache, e.Bounds);
e.Cache.Paint.DrawMultiColorString(e.Cache, viewInfo.MaskBoxRect, e.CellText, SearchText,
    e.Appearance, Color.Black, Color.Orange, true, index);

how-to-paint-resourcestree-nodes-with-the-color-of-resources-e4185/CS/Form1.cs#L26

{
    Resource resource = schedulerControl1.Storage.Resources.Items.Find(r => r.Caption == e.CellText);
    e.Appearance.BackColor = resource.GetColor();

how-to-highlight-the-next-or-previous-search-result-in-the-treelist-t368346/CS/WindowsFormsApplication2/FindHelper.cs#L113

e.Appearance.BackColor = Color.Empty;
e.Cache.Paint.DrawMultiColorString(e.Cache, tevi.MaskBoxRect, e.CellText, filterCellText, e.Appearance, e.Appearance.ForeColor, HighLightColor, false, filterTextIndex);
e.Handled = true;

VB.NET

how-to-implement-a-search-by-visible-nodes-in-treelist-e2728/VB/WindowsApplication1/MyTreeListSearchHelper.vb#L27

If e.Node.Focused AndAlso e.Column.FieldName = FieldName Then
    paint.DrawMultiColorString(e.Cache, e.Bounds, e.CellText, Text, e.Appearance, Color.Red, Color.Yellow, False, index)
Else

how-to-display-bands-and-columns-in-the-same-tree-list-in-the-customization-form-e3723/VB/CustomDescendants/TreeListBandedCustomizationForm.vb#L66

infoArgs.Cache = e.Cache
infoArgs.Caption = e.CellText
infoArgs.CaptionRect = e.Bounds

how-to-add-a-find-panel-similar-to-the-one-provided-by-gridcontrol-to-treelist-e2877/VB/WindowsApplication3/FindPanel.vb#L153

e.Appearance.FillRectangle(e.Cache, e.Bounds)
e.Cache.Paint.DrawMultiColorString(e.Cache, viewInfo.MaskBoxRect, e.CellText, SearchText, e.Appearance, Color.Black, Color.Orange, True, index)
DrawButtons(e)

how-to-display-a-custom-text-within-the-progressbar-working-in-in-place-mode-e1417/VB/WindowsApplication184/Form1.vb#L31

Dim val As String = e.Node(e.Column).ToString()
e.CellText = "The progress is: " & val & "%"
e.Appearance.Options.UseFont = True

how-to-paint-resourcestree-nodes-with-the-color-of-resources-e4185/VB/Form1.vb#L27

If (schedulerControl1.Storage IsNot Nothing) Then
    Dim resource As Resource = schedulerControl1.Storage.Resources.Items.Find(Function(r) r.Caption = e.CellText)
    e.Appearance.BackColor = resource.GetColor()