Oh yeah. So I guess the answer is no. I used to be able to locate
treenodes in VB6 with string values because the nodes were indexed with
key values in string type, so I could make the keys the same as the
node's path. I wish I couldn't do something similar in VB.NET.
Oh yeah. So I guess the answer is no. I used to be able to locate
treenodes in VB6 with string values because the nodes were indexed
with key values in string type, so I could make the keys the same as
the node's path. I wish I couldn't do something similar in VB.NET.
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