Splitter Property, SftTree Object
Returns the SftTreeSplitter object.
Syntax
Get
object
A SftTree object.
refSplitterObj
Returns the SftTreeSplitter object.
Comments
The Splitter property returns the SftTreeSplitter object.
The SftTreeSplitter object describes the vertical splitter bar in a SftTree/OCX control. Numerous properties and methods can be accessed using the returned object refSplitterObj. A control has only one SftTreeSplitter object.
Examples
VB.NET
AddMessage(2, "anyone@acompany.com", "Re: You're fired", "10/11/05", 82, False)
AddMessage(1, "me@mycompany.com", "You're hired", "10/01/05", 4, False)
AddMessage(1, "anyone@acompany.com", "Re: You're hired", "10/11/05", 6, False)
ItemIndex = AxSftTree1.Items.ItemIndex(m_SavedFolder)
AxSftTree1.get_Item(ItemIndex).Collapse(False)
m_DeletedFolder = AddFolder("Deleted", "Deleted messages", 0)
AxSftTree1.ColumnsObj.MakeOptimal()
AxSftTree1.Items.RecalcHorizontalExtent()
AxSftTree1.Splitter.MakeOptimal()
' allow sorting
AxSftTree1.Headers.SortIndicators = SftTreeHeaderSortIndicatorsConstants.headerSortIndicatorsSftTreeAuto
AxSftTree1.Items.Current = 0
AxSftTree1_CaretChange(Me, New _DSftTreeEvents_CaretChangeEvent(0))
End Sub
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VB6
AddMessage 1, "me@mycompany.com", "You're fired", "10/08/05", 2, False
AddMessage 2, "anyone@acompany.com", "Re: You're fired", "10/11/05", 82, False
AddMessage 1, "me@mycompany.com", "You're hired", "10/01/05", 4, False
AddMessage 1, "anyone@acompany.com", "Re: You're hired", "10/11/05", 6, False
.Item(.Items.ItemIndex(SavedFolder)).Collapse False
DeletedFolder = AddFolder("Deleted", "Deleted messages", 0)
.ColumnsObj.MakeOptimal
.Items.RecalcHorizontalExtent
.Splitter.MakeOptimal
' allow sorting
.Headers.SortIndicators = headerSortIndicatorsSftTreeAuto
.Items.Current = 0
SftTree1_CaretChange 0 ' to update column headers
End With
End Sub View Entire Sample Code
C#
AddMessage(2, "anyone@acompany.com", "Re: You're fired", "10/11/05", 82, false);
AddMessage(1, "me@mycompany.com", "You're hired", "10/01/05", 4, false);
AddMessage(1, "anyone@acompany.com", "Re: You're hired", "10/11/05", 6, false);
ItemIndex = axSftTree1.Items.get_ItemIndex(m_SavedFolder);
axSftTree1.get_Item(ItemIndex).Collapse(false);
m_DeletedFolder = AddFolder("Deleted", "Deleted messages", 0);
axSftTree1.ColumnsObj.MakeOptimal();
axSftTree1.Items.RecalcHorizontalExtent();
axSftTree1.Splitter.MakeOptimal();
// allow sorting
axSftTree1.Headers.SortIndicators = SftTreeHeaderSortIndicatorsConstants.headerSortIndicatorsSftTreeAuto;
axSftTree1.Items.Current = 0;
axSftTree1_CaretChange(this, new _DSftTreeEvents_CaretChangeEvent(0));
}
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C++
AddMessage(1, _T("me@mycompany.com"), _T("You're fired"), _T("10/08/05"), 2, FALSE);
AddMessage(2, _T("anyone@acompany.com"), _T("Re: You're fired"), _T("10/11/05"), 82, FALSE);
AddMessage(1, _T("me@mycompany.com"), _T("You're hired"), _T("10/01/05"), 4, FALSE);
AddMessage(1, _T("anyone@acompany.com"), _T("Re: You're hired"), _T("10/11/05"), 6, FALSE);
m_vTree->Item[m_vTree->Items->ItemIndex[m_SavedFolder]]->Collapse(VARIANT_FALSE);
m_DeletedFolder = AddFolder(_T("Deleted"), _T("Deleted messages"), 0);
m_vTree->ColumnsObj->MakeOptimal();
m_vTree->Items->RecalcHorizontalExtent();
m_vTree->Splitter->MakeOptimal();
// allow sorting
m_vTree->Headers->SortIndicators = headerSortIndicatorsSftTreeAuto;
m_vTree->Items->Current = 0;
OnCaretChangeSftTree1(0); // to update column headers
return TRUE; // return TRUE unless you set the focus to a control View Entire Sample Code
See Also SftTree Object | Object Hierarchy
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