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Printing a VB6 Treeview

I would like some pointers on how one might print the contents of a treeview control?

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AzraSound,

That particular code snippet works if all you want is the data i.e. node text.. I would however like to print the treeview graphically...i.e. All of the file folders and the text as displayed....
well you would have to ensure that the treeview was fully expanded.  then you would have to use some trickery to get it to print just the area you want.  see this MS article:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q85/9/78.ASP
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I have this code that I never tried!

Here is a new version that print treeview to a picturebox or to printer, graphicly with treelines and icons.

Put this code into a module

Option Explicit

Public Const INDENT_WIDTH = 300
Public Const ITEM_HEIGTH = 200

Private Const MAX_INDENT = 10
Private bBoudin(0 To MAX_INDENT) As Boolean

Public Sub PrintTreeview(ByRef tv As TreeView, prt As Object)
    Dim i As Integer
    Dim n As Node
     
    Debug.Assert (TypeOf prt Is PictureBox) Or (TypeOf prt Is Printer)
     
    Set n = tv.Nodes(1)
    Do
        PrintTreeviewNode tv, n, 0, prt
         
        Set n = n.Next
    Loop While Not (n Is Nothing)
     
End Sub

Private Sub PrintTreeviewNode(ByRef tv As TreeView, ByRef nd As Node, ByVal lvl As Integer, ByRef prt As Object)
    Dim i As Integer
    Dim n As Node
    Dim x0 As Single, y0 As Single
     
    x0 = 0
    y0 = prt.CurrentY
     
    'Print boudins
    For i = IIf(tv.LineStyle = tvwRootLines, 0, 1) To lvl - 1
        If bBoudin(i) Then
            prt.Line (x0 + INDENT_WIDTH \ 4, y0)-Step(0, ITEM_HEIGTH), vbBlack
        End If
        x0 = x0 + INDENT_WIDTH
    Next
     
    bBoudin(lvl) = Not (nd.Next Is Nothing)
     
    If tv.LineStyle = tvwRootLines Or lvl > 0 Then
        If nd.Next Is Nothing Then
            prt.Line (x0 + INDENT_WIDTH \ 4, y0)-Step(0, ITEM_HEIGTH \ 2), vbBlack
            prt.Line -Step(INDENT_WIDTH - INDENT_WIDTH \ 4, 0), vbBlack
        Else
            prt.Line (x0 + INDENT_WIDTH \ 4, y0)-Step(0, ITEM_HEIGTH), vbBlack
            prt.CurrentY = prt.CurrentY - ITEM_HEIGTH \ 2
            prt.Line -Step(INDENT_WIDTH - INDENT_WIDTH \ 4, 0), vbBlack
        End If
        x0 = x0 + INDENT_WIDTH
    End If
     
    If Not (tv.ImageList Is Nothing) _
        And (tv.Style And (tvwPictureText Or tvwPlusPictureText Or tvwTreelinesPictureText Or tvwTreelinesPlusMinusPictureText)) Then
        If Len(nd.Image) Then
            prt.PaintPicture tv.ImageList.ListImages.Item(nd.Image).Picture, x0, y0
        End If
        x0 = x0 + INDENT_WIDTH
    End If
     
    prt.CurrentX = x0
    prt.CurrentY = y0
    prt.Print nd.Text
     
    prt.CurrentY = y0 + ITEM_HEIGTH
     
    If nd.Children Then
        Set n = nd.Child
        Do
            PrintTreeviewNode tv, n, lvl + 1, prt
         
            Set n = n.Next
        Loop Until n Is Nothing
    End If
End Sub
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I am splitting the points between the 2 answers...I ended up using pieces of both to accomplish what I wanted...Thanks to both of you...