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TCustomTreeView Properties

The properties of the TCustomTreeView class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Specifies whether the nodes in the tree view automatically expand and collapse depending on the selection. 
 
Determines whether the tree view control has a border. 
 
Specifies the delay between when a node is selected and when the OnChange event occurs. 
 
This is CreateWndRestores, a member of class TCustomTreeView. 
 
Determines whether a selected node appears selected when the focus shifts to another control. 
 
Specifies whether list items are highlighted when the mouse passes over them. 
 
Determines which image list is associated with the tree view. 
 
Specifies the amount of indentation in pixels when a list of child nodes is expanded. 
 
Lists the individual nodes that appear in the tree view control. 
 
Determines whether the user can select more than one tree node at a time. 
 
Determines how multiple node selections work. 
 
Determines whether the user can edit the node labels. 
 
Determines whether the Selected property returns nodes that are selected using the right mouse button. 
 
Specifies whether the entire row of the selected item is highlighted. 
 
Specifies whether to display plus (+) and minus (-) buttons to the left side of each parent item. 
 
Specifies whether to display the lines that link child nodes to their corresponding parent nodes. 
 
Specifies whether lines connecting top-level nodes are displayed. 
 
Determines if and how the nodes in a tree view are automatically sorted. 
 
Determines which image list to use for state images. 
 
Specifies whether the items in the tree view have tool tips. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Provides access to the canvas. 
 
Specifies which item in the tree view appears as the target of a drag and drop operation. 
 
Specifies the selected node in the tree view. 
 
Returns number of nodes selected. 
 
Returns nodes selected. 
 
Specifies the topmost node that appears in the tree view. 
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