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SftBoxItem.Level Property |
Defines the item's level number (indentation).
Syntax
VB.NET |
Lvl = object.Level As Short |
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VB |
Lvl = object.Level As Integer |
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C#.NET |
short Lvl = object.Level; |
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VC++ |
short Lvl = object->Level;
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C |
HRESULT object->get_Level(short* Lvl); |
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Delphi |
Lvl := object.Level : Smallint; |
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VB.NET |
object.Level = Lvl As Short |
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VB |
object.Level = Lvl As Integer |
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C#.NET |
short object.Level = Lvl; |
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VC++ |
short object->Level = Lvl;
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C |
HRESULT object->put_Level(short Lvl); |
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Delphi |
object.Level := Lvl : Smallint; |
object
A SftBoxItem object.
Lvl
Defines the level (indentation) of the item described by object. Valid levels are between 0 and 255.
Comments
The Level property defines the item's level number (indentation).
When a level is assigned to an item, it is automatically indented and connected to a preceding item on a higher level. Connecting tree lines can be enabled using the Items.TreeLineStyle property.
The Level property determines the "indentation" of an item. By changing an item's level number, its parent relation is automatically adjusted by the control. Using this method, the application does not have to manipulate any parent/child relationships, but can instead treat the entire list of items as a linear list, an array of items.
The root (or highest) level is level 0, dependents are on levels 1, 2, 3 and lower.