Hi Bob,
I was thinking that maybe I can group under Feature/SelectionTree
under a Fragment or some parent element that I don't know about. The
thing is that more feature trees mean more reset buttons - and so it
could lead to a hidden tree containing just one feature which is
selected by publishing SelectionNoItems events. If that button is a
checkbox, then that would be a quick workaround to SdFeatureTree.
Otherwise, back to square 1 where one must write a DLL which contains
these checkboxes and the inherent more opportunities to fail. It's not
high priority though.
Best regards,
Calin
Bob Arnson wrote:
> Calin Iaru wrote:
>>
>> Is there a way to show multiple SelectionTree controls in
>> one dialog box? Each of them should have different features.
>>
> Selection-tree controls always show the same feature tree.
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