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On 06/07/2006 at 15:04, xxxxxxxx wrote:
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Cinema 4D Version: 9.102
Platform: Windows ; Mac ; Mac OSX ;
Language(s) : C++ ;
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I'm not getting the expected results with this (and it appears to be the only possible way to scroll to a selected element so that it is visible).
My TreeView is 'virtual'. That is, subitems are only filled in when a folder-type item is opened. Until then, it holds a temporary item to allow opening by the user.
Nonetheless, when an item is to be shown, the tree is first unfolded to that item, filling in the necessary hierarchy - so it is no longer virtual. Then I call tree->MakeVisible(selectedItem), but instead of scrolling to make the item visible, it actually backs out and closes several folder levels (?). Why would this happen if the item is non-virtual and visible through unfolding?
All that I really need here is the scrolling part so that this item is within the UserArea visible region. The unfolding part must be done by my own code since the tree is virtual.
// Collapse All Folders - so that only the result is displayed
root.ExpandAll(FALSE);
// Unfold to search result
// The item matching result is made the selected item (verified)
root.Unfold(ri->GetFilename().GetString());
// This keeps folding back several levels
tree->MakeVisible(root.GetSelected());
Thanks,