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TTreeNode Properties

The properties of the TTreeNode class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Indicates the index of the tree node relative to the first tree node in a tree node. 
 
Indicates the number of direct descendants of a tree node. 
 
Cut 
Indicates if the tree node object is drawn as if selected as part of a cut and paste operation. 
 
Data 
Points to application-defined data associated with the tree node. 
 
Indicates whether a node's Destroy method has been called and the node is in the process of being deleted. 
 
Indicates whether the tree node is drawn as a drag and drop target. 
 
Enable/disable node selection. 
 
Specifies whether the tree node is expanded. 
 
Image index when item is expanded. 
 
Indicates whether the node appears to have focus. 
 
Contains the window Handle of the tree view that contains the node. 
 
Indicates whether a node has any children. 
 
Specifies which image is displayed when a node is in its normal state and is not currently selected. 
 
Specifies the position of the node in the list of child nodes maintained by its parent node. 
 
Indicates whether the tree node is currently visible in the tree view image. 
 
Item 
Provides access to a child node by its position in the list of child nodes. 
 
Contains a handle that uniquely identifies each node in a tree view. 
 
Indicates the level of indentation of a node within the tree view control. 
 
Determines which image from the image list is used as an overlay mask. 
 
Indicates which tree nodes object contains the tree node. 
 
Identifies the parent node of the tree node. 
 
Determines whether the node is selected. 
 
Specifies the index in the tree view's image list of the image displayed for the node when it is selected. 
 
Indicates which image from the StateImages list to display for the node. 
 
Text 
Specifies the label that identifies a tree node. 
 
Specifies the tree view that displays the node. 
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