TreeList.StopIncrementalSearch() Method

Stops the incremental search, if there is one currently in progress.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraTreeList

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraTreeList.v19.1.dll

Declaration

C#

public void StopIncrementalSearch()

VB.NET

Public Sub StopIncrementalSearch

Remarks

The StopIncrementalSearch method immediately stops any incremental search currently in progress, whether it was initiated by an end-user or in code.

This incremental search feature allows an end-user to search for a node based upon a column’s displayed text. The search is performed in a forward direction, starting from the currently focused node and only against the currently focused column. To enable the incremental search feature, set the TreeListOptionsBehavior.AllowIncrementalSearch option to true.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-create-an-analog-of-gridlookupedit-with-treelist-in-a-popup-window-e4319/CS/TreeListLookUpEdit.cs#L176

    base.DoClosePopup(closeMode);
    Properties.TreeList.StopIncrementalSearch();
}

VB.NET

how-to-create-an-analog-of-gridlookupedit-with-treelist-in-a-popup-window-e4319/VB/TreeListLookUpEdit.vb#L173

    MyBase.DoClosePopup(closeMode)
    Properties.TreeList.StopIncrementalSearch()
End Sub