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IntegralHeight Method, SftTree Object

Vertically resizes the tree control so visible items are displayed in their entirety.

Deprecated - Provided for compatibility with earlier versions only - Use MakeIntegralHeight instead

Syntax

VB.NETobject.IntegralHeight(ByVal Height As Single)
VBobject.IntegralHeight(ByVal Height As Single)
C#.NETvoid object.IntegralHeight(float Height);
VC++HRESULT object->IntegralHeight(float Height);
CHRESULT object->raw_IntegralHeight(float Height);

object

A SftTree object.

Height

The height to be used for integral height calculation. If 0 is used, the current tree control height is used. The units used depend on the container (Visual Basic, Visual C++, etc.) and the coordinate system used.

Comments

Deprecated - Provided for compatibility with earlier versions only - Use MakeIntegralHeight instead

The IntegralHeight method vertically resizes the tree control so visible items are displayed in their entirety.

The Height value specifies the maximum height of the tree control to use. The IntegralHeight method calculates the largest height of the tree control (smaller or equal to Height) so that no partial items are displayed and resizes the control vertically using the calculated height. This method takes all tree control attributes into consideration, including the presence of a horizontal scroll bar.

The IntegralHeight method should be used after all tree control attributes have been set and all items have been added. If tree control attributes are changed after using the IntegralHeight method, the tree control does not automatically resize if items become partially visible.

The IntegralHeight method has no effect if variable height items are used (see Items.Style).

See Also SftTree Object | Object Hierarchy


Last Updated 08/13/2020 - (email)
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