Treeview Node Key

[Adhal]

This is probably a dumb question. But how do you get the key from a treeview node object?

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[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

Re: Treeview Node Key

On Jun 25, 3:11 pm, Adhal <u...@example.n etwrote:

This is probably a dumb question. But how do you get the key from a treeview node object?
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thanks
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Hi,

You don't :)

TreeNode has no Key

It does have a Tag property tough

[Adhal]

Re: Treeview Node Key

Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP ) wrote:

Hi,
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You don't :)
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TreeNode has no Key
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It does have a Tag property tough
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Duh! :-!

That's confusing.

The intellisense tip says:
..Nodes.Add(str ing key, string name);

So the *key *is the *name *of the node?

Thanks Ignacio

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[Peter Duniho]

Re: Treeview Node Key

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:25:25 -0700, Adhal <user@example.n etwrote:

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The intellisense tip says:
.Nodes.Add(stri ng key, string name);
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So the *key *is the *name *of the node?

Yes, the key you pass to TreeNodeCollect ion winds up being the Name
property of the TreeNode.

Since it's the string you'd use to look up the TreeNode instance in the
collection, that is in effect a key. I don't think it's really correct to
say that TreeNode has no key, even if it doesn't have something literally
called a "key".

Please don't post HTML.

Pete