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TreeMap control functions
Remark: These functions are also available in prefix syntax ( Functions for managing TreeMap controls (prefix syntax)). The following functions are used to manage TreeMap controls:
| | | TreeMapAdd | Adds an element into a TreeMap control. | | TreeMapCount | Returns the number of elements found in a TreeMap control. | | TreeMapDelete | Deletes an element from a TreeMap control. | | TreeMapDeleteAll | Deletes all elements from a TreeMap control. | | TreeMapInfoXY | Returns the index of the element displayed at a given position in a TreeMap control. | | TreeMapSearch | Finds the index of an element in a TreeMap control from the element path. | | TreeMapSeek | Finds the index of an element in a TreeMap control from the element path. | | TreeMapSelectGroup | Visually selects a group of elements in a TreeMap control. |
Related Examples:
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Unit examples (WINDEV): The TreeMap control
[ + ] Using the TreeMap control. The TreeMap control is used to dynamically represent the data, possibly in tree structure, in a balanced way. This type of control is very useful to represent volumes of data in an intuitive way. In the example, it is used to view the content of a directory and to monitor the size of the files and sub-directories found in it.
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