Mastering the TTreeView component,
part 2
from the December issue
In the November issue of C++Builder Developer's Journal, we showed you how to build a TTreeView component programmatically and gave you some tips for runtime navigation. This month, we'll create a similar application, but we'll start with an empty TTreeView and write the code to respond to user-generated events--including drag and drop. Finally, we'll demonstrate how you can save the information in a TTreeView so that it can be retrieved when your program runs again later.

Mastering TTreeView component,
part 1
from the November issue
This article is the first in a two-part series covering the TTreeView component. While TTreeView is a powerful tool for visualizing hierarchical relationships, it's somewhat difficult to take advantage of as a data structure. We'll try to take the pain out of implementing TTreeView by looking at its basic elements and discussing their relationships. Then, we'll examine the methods and attributes used to build and maneuver within a TTreeView.
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