TreeList.GetVisibleIndexByNode(TreeListNode) Method
Returns the index of the specified node among the visible nodes.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraTreeList
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v24.2.dll
Declaration
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
node | TreeListNode | The TreeListNode object representing the node whose visible index is obtained. |
Returns
Type | Description |
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Int32 | An integer value specifying the position of the specified node among the visible nodes. |
Remarks
A node is implied invisible if it is a child of a collapsed node. The GetVisibleIndexByNode returns a zero or a greater value when the node is out of the Tree List’s viewable area due to the current scrolling position (see the TreeList.TopVisibleNodeIndex property). This method returns -1 in the cases listed below:
- the specified node is null (Nothing in Visual Basic);
- the specified node is a child of a collapsed node.
Example
The sample code below demonstrates how to determine whether a user sees a given node within the Tree List’s scrollable area. The IsNodeVisibleOnScreen method returns false if the node is invisible or only partially visible at the bottom of the Tree List control.
private bool IsNodeVisibleOnScreen(DevExpress.XtraTreeList.Nodes.TreeListNode node) {
DevExpress.XtraTreeList.TreeList tree = node.TreeList;
int visibleIndex = tree.GetVisibleIndexByNode(node);
return visibleIndex >= tree.TopVisibleNodeIndex && visibleIndex <
tree.TopVisibleNodeIndex + tree.ViewInfo.VisibleRowCount;
}
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