:-\ Need aTTreeView and a TListVie combined a certain way

[cyprus106]

OK, so I've got a program that requires the TTreeView's hierarchal branches, (in other words, i need to be able to press that Plus button to the left and still show the subitems below with the little line and everything), but a header on the top, like the ListView's ViewStyle=vsReport property. So f.e...

HEADING1 HEADING1 HEADING3
+MyItem
-SubItem1 SI1Props SI1Props2
-SubItem2 SI2Props SI2Props2
+MyNextItem

if that makes sense... I swear I've seen this done in a few programs before, (if i find which I'll post them) but I can't seem to make it work with either the list or the treeview. I used the THeaderControl to put over the TTreeView so it LOOKS like what I need, but there's no columns in the TreeView, so it's useless. I've got to have both things exactly like the example but I've tried to emulate it and it just doesn't work...



Cyprus

 

[2ffat]

There was an article in Borland C++ Developers Journal a couple of years ago that told how to combine the TreeList with a ListView to make a "TreeListView"." I found the article but you have to be a subscriber to see it. If you have a subscription, go to bdbjournal.org and look for July 2002's issue.

James P. Cottingham

^{There's no place like 127.0.0.1.
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[cyprus106]

Oh no!!! I actually REMEMBER that article now!! I had a subscription but it ran out last year and half of my hard copys have been picked away by the office drones. I tried logging in a few days ago with my old psw and it wouldn't let me. I should at least be able to view the articles I published during my subscription perioid. Worse still,

if (paycheck <= (rent + food))
subscription = NULL;

creek = up - paddle *sigh*

Cyprus