CTreeView and CListView problem.

elie e.e. bensaci -- ebensaci@nortel.ca
Friday, September 06, 1996

Hello there,

Environment: MSVC 4.1, Windows 95.

I'm developing an application based on 2 views CTreeView and CListView using
a 1x2 Splitter Window. Each CTreeView items is associated with a row of data in the CListView (so they look like labels for the ListView). everything is build dynamically, whatever the user click on any CTreeView item to expand it, the CListView is updated so that every row in the CListView is associated to an Item in CTreeView.

Any ideas, samples that I can use!

Thanks.
Elie.

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refay@carbon.cudenver.edu
Saturday, September 07, 1996

Environment: MSVC 4.1, Win95

I'm doing that. Using  document-view architecture, both the list
and the tree view are views on the same doc. A click on the 
tree causes it to do a doc->UpdateAllViews(HINT_RELOAD_LIST,filter).
Then when the listview gets the HINT_RELOAD_LIST with the associated
filter, it goes to the doc to get the information expected of it.

Doing the splitter view itself is just cookbook out of the docs or 
out of Programming Win95 with MFC.

-Randy

> Hello there,
> 
> Environment: MSVC 4.1, Windows 95.
> 
> I'm developing an application based on 2 views CTreeView and CListView u
sing
> a 1x2 Splitter Window. Each CTreeView items is associated with a row of 
data in the CListView (so they look like labels for the ListView). everyth
ing is build dynamically, whatever the user click on any CTreeView item to
 expand it, the CListView is updated so that every row in the CListView is
 associated to an Item in CTreeView.
> 
> Any ideas, samples that I can use!
> 
> Thanks.
> Elie.
> 
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Randy Fay - refay@carbon.cudenver.edu, ref@rmi.net

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Ian Brown -- Ian.Brown@ait.co.uk
Monday, September 09, 1996



     Hi.
     
     Two samples spring to mind.
     
     1) MFCENUM on MSDN (search for "MFCENUM")
        Article is titled 'Browses the Shell Name Space in Windows 95'
     
     2) CHICOAPP on MSDN (search for "CHICOAPP")
        Article is titled 'Creating a Windows 95 Explorer-like Application' 
     
     If you do not have access to the MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network 
     Development Library), try the Microsoft web site and search on the 
     same keywords - Last time I looked, these article were both referenced 
     from the Win32 Developer section (www.microsoft.com/win32dev).
     
     HTH
     
     Ian


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Subject: CTreeView and CListView problem.
Author:  mfc-l@netcom.com at Internet
Date:    09/09/96 08:37


Hello there,
     
Environment: MSVC 4.1, Windows 95.
     
I'm developing an application based on 2 views CTreeView and CListView using
a 1x2 Splitter Window. Each CTreeView items is associated with a row of data in 
t he CListView (so they look like labels for the ListView). everything is build 
dyn amically, whatever the user click on any CTreeView item to expand it, the 
CListVi ew is updated so that every row in the CListView is associated to an 
Item in CTre eView.
     
Any ideas, samples that I can use!
     
Thanks.
Elie.

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Ray Frohnhoefer -- rayf@datatree.com
Monday, September 09, 1996

Elie,

Check out MFCDRAG.EXE at www.microsoft.com in the support area.  I believe
there is a similar example, LSTDRAG.EXE available as well.  If you don't
have web access, you should be able to get the dial-up numbers from your
books online.

Regards,
Ray F.


>Hello there,
>
>Environment: MSVC 4.1, Windows 95.
>
>I'm developing an application based on 2 views CTreeView and CListView using
>a 1x2 Splitter Window. Each CTreeView items is associated with a row of
data in the CListView (so they look like labels for the ListView).
everything is build dynamically, whatever the user click on any CTreeView
item to expand it, the CListView is updated so that every row in the
CListView is associated to an Item in CTreeView.
>
>Any ideas, samples that I can use!
>
>Thanks.
>Elie.
>
>
>

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