I have one class called Holder (holder.cs) that contain the following:
string name;
List<String> overView;
Both have get and set accesors.
Now the problem is getting a treeview with all the overView items as parent node, that lists all the names that belong to it below.
So in my treeviewForm.cs
i have the following so far to list the overView items properly.
The name are entered trough a textbox, and the overView are just 4 items that may or mamye not be selected by choosing the checkbox.
But i have no idea how exactly i can add the names to the overView node. Since i cannot seem to concatenate anything behind treeViewList.Nodes.Add(list[i].overView[j]
where the names should come.
listForm.cs class:
List<Holder> list;
private void ShowOverviewWithName()
{
treeViewList.Nodes.Clear();
for (int i=0; i < list.Count; i++)
{
for 开发者_运维问答(int j=0; j < list[i].overView.Count; j++)
{
//adds the overView name
treeViewList.Nodes.Add(list[i].overView[j]);
}
}
treeViewList.ExpandAll();
}
So basicly the treeview display i am looking for is:
Overview1
name1
name2
name3
Overview2
name7
anyothernamethatbelongshere...
With all the names that belong to the overview.
Thanks.
I'm not sure about your problem...
but supposing to have this code:
var h1 = new Holder{ name = "name1", overView = new List<string>{ "Overview1", "Overview2" } };
var h2 = new Holder{ name = "name2", overView = new List<string>{ "Overview1" } };
var h3 = new Holder{ name = "name3", overView = new List<string>{ "Overview1" } };
var h4 = new Holder{ name = "name4", overView = new List<string>{ "Overview2" } };
List<Holder> list = new List<Holder> { h1, h2, h3, h4 };
treeViewList.Nodes.Clear();
for (int i = 0; i < list.Count; i++)
{
for (int j = 0; j < list[i].overView.Count; j++)
{
string overviewName = list[i].overView[j];
//adds the overView name if doesn't exist yet
TreeNode parent;
if (!treeViewList.Nodes.ContainsKey(overviewName))
parent = treeViewList.Nodes.Add(overviewName,overviewName);
else
parent = treeViewList.Nodes[overviewName];
// adds the name under the overView
parent.Nodes.Add(list[i].name);
}
}
treeViewList.ExpandAll();
you will get the following tree:
You need to:
- Create the top level "Overviewx" node
- Add the child nodes to the top level node you have just created
- Add the top level node to the tree
- Repeat for all top level nodes.
Hope this helps!
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