[DUG] faster TreeView

[John Bird]

Any good reference tutorials on using this?  I looked at it some years ago and was quite baffled where to start.  Speaking as someone used to driving the drawcell events on standard stringgrids I would like to explore the stuff it can do.

John

Is that not also the one that Embarcadero use too in the Delphi IDe now??  I am sure I read/heard that.

Jeremy


On Sat, Jul 24, 2010 at 7:42 AM, Dennis Chuah <dennis_cs_chuah at hotmail.com> wrote:


  Hi.  Check out Virtual Treeview <http://www.soft-gems.net/>.  Very fast and
  very flexible.  The programming paradigm is different, so there is a leaning
  curve.  But once you get over that, you will find that it is the best
  treeview / grid component ever.

  Regards,
  Dennis.

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  From: "Rogério Martins" <rogmartins at gmail.com>
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  Subject: [DUG] faster TreeView


  > Hi all !
  > Does any one know a TreeView component faster than the original borland
  > TTreeView when adding, deleting nodes (many at once) and changing its text
  > ?
  >
  > Thanks
  >




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