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Learn more about: Communicating with a Tree Control |
Communicating with a Tree Control |
11/04/2016 |
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You use different methods for calling member functions in a CTreeCtrl object depending on how the object was created:
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If the tree control is in a dialog box, use a member variable of type
CTreeCtrl
that you create in the dialog box class. -
If the tree control is a child window, use the
CTreeCtrl
object (or pointer) you used to construct the object. -
If you're using a
CTreeView
object, use the function CTreeView::GetTreeCtrl to get a reference to the tree control. You can initialize another reference with this value or assign the address of the reference to aCTreeCtrl
pointer.