Re: Treeview help


<Fern G> wrote in message news:%23wewxjMCGHA.2644@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Can someone help me, I need to create a tree view from
> a file path ( like the folder view of Explorer )
> I have all the path components in a string array
> s() which is obtained using 'split(path,"\")'
>
> I tried this
>
> While i < UBound(s1)
> Set mynodes = mynod.Children
> Set mynod = mynodes.Add(, , s(i), s(i))
> i = i + 1
> Wend
>
> but I think the children property does not actually return a nodes of a
> node.


No, it doesn't. If returns the number of children the node has.

You set a node's relationship with another node when you add the node. This
is done by specifying values for the first 2 arguments of the Add method.

Spend some time reading VB's Help. It explains everything you need to know
to do this.

--
Mike
Microsoft MVP Visual Basic





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