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TREE STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

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rico123

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Jul 14, 2000
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I'm a new graphic interface designer and I need help designing a tree structure directory on a dialog box in visual c++. This program suppose to be able to select a processor from one of the radio controls, chose a drive from a drop down window, and have a tree structure to navigate through the workfile folder.  Can anyone help?
 
Dear rico123,<br><br>&gt; Can anyone help? <br><br>Help with what? If you need help with the entire project as your post would suggest due to the lack of any specific technical question, then it sounds like you are looking for a consultant. Please clarify what type of 'help' you are looking for.<br><br>&quot;But, that's just my opinion... I could be wrong&quot;.<br>-pete
 
My question is that how do you edit the tree structure template on the dialog box in visual c++ to put the folder/file names that you want your program to contain?
 
Dear rico123,<br><br>To get the data into the Tree for display, Open the 'Class Wizard'. Make sure that your dialog box's class is selected in the 'Class Name' combo box. Click to the 'Member Variables' tab. Create a new member variable for your tree control. For the Category select 'Control'.<br><br>Now in your dialog class you have a member variable that is a CTreeCtrl class object. You can use that member variable to fill in your data to your tree. You can get help for the CTreeCtrl class interface from the Microsoft Developers Network. If you don't have the CDROM the go to msdn.microsoft.com.<br><br>Hope this helps<br>-pete
 
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