Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Dialog/Dialog Controls/Treeview - Revision history

Jw: Created page with "File:dialog_control_treeview.png SET `dialog` `index` TREEVIEW `row` `col` `text` var₁ `width`
2018-05-15T10:04:05Z

Created page with "File:dialog_control_treeview.png SET <var>dialog</var> <var>index</var> TREEVIEW <var>row</var> <var>col</var> <var>text</var> var<sub>1</sub></var> <var>width</var> <va..."

New page
[[File:dialog_control_treeview.png]]

SET <var>dialog</var> <var>index</var> TREEVIEW <var>row</var> <var>col</var> <var>text</var> var<sub>1</sub></var> <var>width</var> <var>height</var> <var>var<sub>2</sub></var> [<var>fg</var> <var>bg</var>] [ /A|L|R ]

{|class="keinrahmen"
| <var>var<sub>1</sub></var>
| The name of table item for multiple selected elements (/X), or the name of shell variable for single selected item.
|-
| <var>var<sub>2</sub></var>
| The name of the file item containing the XML tree.
|-
| <code>/X</code>
| Multiple items can be selected ("eXtended selection")
|-
| <code>/Expand</code>
| Expands the whole tree (without this option, the tree is only expanded up to the selected element)
|-
| <code>/V</code>
| Enable the use of the XML attribute <code>Expand</code>. This attribute is set to <code>1</code> when a branch of the tree is expanded, and removed when the branch is collapsed. If the option <code>/Expand</code> is also used, the whole tree is expanded and all expanded branches have the <code>Expand</code> attribute set to <code>1</code>.
|}

With commands containing the option <code>/Read</code>, the selection status is copied to the tag flags of the table entries, but the entry content remains unchanged. Dialog commands with the option <code>/Write</code> write table data and selection status to the control. Table entries are displayed in show format (see <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Table/SET_TABLE#CONFIG|SET TABLE … CONFIG]]</code>).

See [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Dialog/Dialog_Controls#Common_arguments|Common arguments]] for a description of the parameters not described here.