TreeList.ForceInitialize() Method

Forces the Tree List to finish its initialization.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraTreeList

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v24.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public virtual void ForceInitialize()

VB.NET

Public Overridable Sub ForceInitialize

Remarks

You must call the ForceInitialize method before changing a TreeList’s options when a form is being loaded. After the Tree List has been initialized, you can manipulate its settings safely. For instance, you should call the ForceInitialize method before:

• applying data sorting;
• changing summary settings;
• expanding and collapsing nodes;
• creating columns and changing their visible state;
• restoring a layout, etc.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

winforms-treelist-sync-position-of-nodes-with-data-records/CS/Q351285/Form1.cs#L20

private void InitTreeList() {
    treeList1.ForceInitialize();
    UpdateNodesPositions(treeList1.Nodes);

winforms-treelist-unbound-columns/CS/TreeList_UnboundDataViaEvent/Form1.cs#L41

// Resize columns proportionally.
treeList1.ForceInitialize();
treeList1.BestFitColumns();

VB.NET

winforms-treelist-sync-position-of-nodes-with-data-records/VB/Q351285/Form1.vb#L26

Private Sub InitTreeList()
    treeList1.ForceInitialize()
    UpdateNodesPositions(treeList1.Nodes)

winforms-treelist-unbound-columns/VB/TreeList_UnboundDataViaEvent/Form1.vb#L36

' Resize columns proportionally.
treeList1.ForceInitialize()
treeList1.BestFitColumns()