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how to show up the whole text of node in treeview

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haiwen - 26 Oct 2004 22:29 GMT
Hello, everyone:

I have a treeview control with long text. Although there is a scroll bar, I
would like to show up the whole text of selected node when the mouse hover on
it, just like the Window Explorer does.

Could somebody help?

Sincerely,

haiwen
Justin Rogers - 26 Oct 2004 22:33 GMT
Buddy, that is a tool-tip. You can change the tool-tip for your treeview control
based on the various
mouse events as the user is moving the mouse. In your case the tool-tip would be
the contents of the
node currently under the mouse. This actually works fairly well and I've
implemented similar features
in a couple of my applications. They do get old fast so you may want to be able
to turn them off as
well (option somewhere in the program maybe).

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