Insider1984
Technical User
Hi, I'm fairly new to overriding events on controls but so far I'm doing fairly well. The one I'm overriding right now is the double click event on a treeview. I grab the node and the associated data with it and when the user then clicks another node I "subscribe" the one node to the other. It works great but unfortunately it is not very user friendly because the end user doesn't have much feedback to them when they double click.
I'd like to do one or both of the following:
1. When the user double clicks, have it draw a nice circle drawm around the node they selected that stays with it when they scroll to find another node.
2. When a user wants to "connect" two nodes together (say two children of different parents).... have an arrow on the right side of the treeView connect them.
The second seems a lot more complicated but also seems like someone either for free or for a small fee has arleady done it. The first would be an okay solution.
Any ideas or links to places that would have some examples or an overridden treeview to do either of these?
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Insider
4 year 'on the fly' programmer
C, C++, C#, MFC, Basic, Java ASP.NET
I'd like to do one or both of the following:
1. When the user double clicks, have it draw a nice circle drawm around the node they selected that stays with it when they scroll to find another node.
2. When a user wants to "connect" two nodes together (say two children of different parents).... have an arrow on the right side of the treeView connect them.
The second seems a lot more complicated but also seems like someone either for free or for a small fee has arleady done it. The first would be an okay solution.
Any ideas or links to places that would have some examples or an overridden treeview to do either of these?
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Insider
4 year 'on the fly' programmer
C, C++, C#, MFC, Basic, Java ASP.NET