Q: BackColor

[Geoff Jones]

Hiya

If a node of a TreeView has had its ForeColor set to something different
than its default, is there an easy way to change it back without knowing
which node it was i.e. is there a command to reset all the nodes back to the
default color?

Geoff

 

[Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]]

I think that not, but you can make easily a recursive function using
TreeView.Nodes and Node.Nodes.

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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Geoff,

If a node of a TreeView has had its ForeColor set to something different
than its default, is there an easy way to change it back without knowing
which node it was i.e. is there a command to reset all the nodes back to
the default color?

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Private Sub RecurseNodes(ByVal col As TreeNodeCollection)
For Each tn As TreeNode In col
tn.ForeColor = ...
If tn.Nodes.Count > 0 Then
RecurseNodes(tn.Nodes)
End If
Next tn
End Sub

Private Sub Test()
RecurseNodes(Me.TreeView1.Nodes)
End Sub
///

 

[Geoff Jones]

Thanks Guys

Geoff,



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Private Sub RecurseNodes(ByVal col As TreeNodeCollection)
For Each tn As TreeNode In col
tn.ForeColor = ...
If tn.Nodes.Count > 0 Then
RecurseNodes(tn.Nodes)
End If
Next tn
End Sub

Private Sub Test()
RecurseNodes(Me.TreeView1.Nodes)
End Sub
///