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I mean paste some code here :)
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Thank you for your fast help!<br />
<br />
You take me on the right way, I forget to override these methods in my DragObject:<br />
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procedure TMyDragObject.ShowDragImag<wbr />e;<br />
begin<br />
&nbsp; FDragImages.ShowDragImage;<wbr /><br />
end;<br />
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procedure TMyDragObject.HideDragImag<wbr />e;<br />
begin<br />
&nbsp; FDragImages.HideDragImage;<wbr /><br />
end;<br />
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To refresh the Treeview is not neccesary!<br />
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Regards<br />
<br />
William
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Thank you for your fast help!

You take me on the right way, I forget to override these methods in my DragObject:

procedure TMyDragObject.ShowDragImage;
begin
  FDragImages.ShowDragImage;
end;

procedure TMyDragObject.HideDragImage;
begin
  FDragImages.HideDragImage;
end;

To refresh the Treeview is not neccesary!

Regards

William

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Hi experts,<br />
<br />
if I use a own DragImage within a class, derived from TDragObject, then they<br />
nodes are not correctly drawn while I move with the DragImage over the treenodes?<br />
If I move beside the treenodes they are drawn correctly!<br />
<br />
I think that anyone is wrong in my use of TDragObject???<br />
<br />
Can anyone help me??<br />
<br />
regards<br />
<br />
William
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Hi experts,

if I use a own DragImage within a class, derived from TDragObject, then they
nodes are not correctly drawn while I move with the DragImage over the treenodes?
If I move beside the treenodes they are drawn correctly!

I think that anyone is wrong in my use of TDragObject???

Can anyone help me??

regards

William

Drawing problem with own DragImage in Treeview

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