TreeListNodesIterator.DoOperation(TreeListOperation) Method
Performs the specified operation across all nodes.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraTreeList.Nodes.Operations
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v24.2.dll
Declaration
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
operation | TreeListOperation | A TreeListOperation descendant representing the operation to be performed. |
Remarks
Use the DoOperation method to traverse through all nodes within the Tree List control. The operation performed across visited nodes is specified by a TreeListOperation descendant object passed as the parameter. Create the desired descendant, instantiate it and pass to this method. Please see the TreeListOperation class description for information on how a custom operation class can be created.
The specified operation object can prevent the iterator from visiting certain nodes. The following conditions define which nodes are visited.
- If the TreeListOperation.NeedsFullIteration property of your operation class returns false, only nodes that have children are visited.
- Child nodes are visited only if the TreeListOperation.NeedsVisitChildren method of the operation class returns true for their parent node.
For visited nodes the TreeListOperation.Execute method is called if the TreeListOperation.CanContinueIteration property returns True.
Calling the DoOperation method is equivalent to calling the TreeListNodesIterator.DoLocalOperation method with the root nodes collection as the parameter.
Example
The following sample code shows you how to create a custom operation class. It is used to calculate the maximum length of cell values within the specified column. The created TreeListMaxLengthOperation class is derived from the TreeListOperation class for this purpose.
The TreeListNodesIterator.DoOperation method is used to perform the operation. The result of calculations is written into the result variable.
public class TreeListMaxLengthOperation : TreeListOperation {
private string fieldName;
private int maxLength;
public TreeListMaxLengthOperation(string fieldName) {
this.fieldName = fieldName;
maxLength = 0;
}
public override void Execute(TreeListNode node) {
string nodeText = node[fieldName].ToString();
if (nodeText.Length > maxLength) maxLength = nodeText.Length;
}
public int MaxLength {
get { return maxLength; }
}
}
// ...
// performing the declared operation and storing its result
TreeListMaxLengthOperation operation = new TreeListMaxLengthOperation("Department");
treeList1.NodesIterator.DoOperation(operation);
int result = operation.MaxLength;
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