On September 2, 2010 5:14:50 PM, Juha Manninen wrote:
> If your input data contains a string which always
> identifies the parent node then you can map the
> string -> "parent node" and find it later for adding
> a child node.
>
> Pseudo code again:
> ...
> ...
> If you don't have such ID then
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 6:20 PM, Bihar Anwar wrote:
> On 2 September 2010 3:53:34 AM, Vannus wrote:
>
>> i probably shouldn't open my mouth, as i don't quite understand the
>> question...
>> however FRED from the game Freespace let you design missions using a
>> treeview.
>
> Just to make my questi
On Thursday 02 September 2010 00:47:23 José Mejuto wrote:
> You must know at which node a new node must be inserted...
If your input data contains a string which always identifies the parent node
then you can map the string -> "parent node" and find it later for adding a
child node.
Pseudo code
Hello FPC-Pascal,
Wednesday, September 1, 2010, 11:20:57 PM, you wrote:
BA> Just to make my question clear, for example, I can fill a TreeView control
with
BA> particular Registry keys by enumerating registry keys recursively and put
them
BA> in the TreeView control; then for performance reason
On 2 September 2010 3:53:34 AM, Vannus wrote:
> i probably shouldn't open my mouth, as i don't quite understand the
>question...
>
> however FRED from the game Freespace let you design missions using a
treeview.
Just to make my question clear, for example, I can fill a TreeView control with
i probably shouldn't open my mouth, as i don't quite understand the
question... however FRED from the game Freespace let you design missions
using a treeview.
It involved following a tree like
|- when 'Enemy Cargo ship' is 'attacked'
| \- then 'enemy support ships' do 'jump in'
|- when 'Enemy Carg
A Newbie question :-) Is it possible to fill TreeView (tree is naturally
recursive) with a nonrecursive/iterative thinking paradigm? Are there some good
examples regarding this matter in the Internet?
I post this question in FPC mailing list because my question actually about
filling a "tree" i
