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How make a TreeView in run-time...

SOMEBODY SPEAK FRENCH... ???

I'm not bilingual but i try to explain to you my easy question...

I know it's stupid but i very don't know how to make a treeview in run-time...

And after the TreeView is OK, how can include a file in a repertory of my TreeView...

For example:

Members
Inscription

How can i do to, when i click on "inscription" i can see all of inscriptions of member (with name, phone number, city...)

Garneau

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Garneau

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Adjusted points to 200

ZifNab

Hi Garneau, why did you increase the points?

ps. I really have to tell you this :

when destroying!

you have to destroy all the added objects yourself!!! don't forget to do this, otherwise you'll have a serious resource leak!

Zif.

Garneau

ASKER

>why did you increase the points?

I do this because I did't not what to do ? ;)

Sorry...

And i don't understand what this mean (in french):

>ps. I really have to tell you this :

> when destroying!

>you have to destroy all the added objects yourself!!! don't >forget to do this, otherwise you'll have a serious resource >leak!

I'm sorry i make my possible, but i'm not bilingual... :)

Sorry, mon anglais est vraiment pas très terrible... ;)

Thank's

(My real name is Danielle...) :)

ZifNab

Bonsoir, Danielle,

ok.
When you use AddChildObject, you create memmory for the object you add with the node.
Well, when destroying the tree, you also remove the memmory for every added object.

Example :

MyObject := TMyObject.Create;
AddChildObject(LastAddedNode,'NAME',MyObject);

When destroying, you need to destroy the object yourself!

e.g.

procedure TForm1.FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
begin
{Free here memmory of TMyObject!}
Treeview1.Free;
end;