TreeView DataWindow Design view – PB Docs 2017

TreeView DataWindow Design view

The Design view for the TreeView DataWindow differs from the
traditional Design view for most DataWindow presentation styles.

dsgnview.gif

The Design view has a header band, a TreeView level band for each
added level, a detail band, a Trailer band for each level, a summary
band, and a footer band.

By default, the controls in the header band are the heading text
of the detail band columns, and the controls in the detail (leaf node)
band are all the column controls except for the first-level columns (in
the 1:Treeview level band) that you selected when you used the TreeView
wizard. Columns that you specify as additional levels remain in the
detail band.

The minimum height of each TreeView level band is the height of
the tree node icon.

Icons in the Design
view

There are three icons in the Design view that represent the
locations of nodes, icons, and connecting lines in the tree to help you
design the DataWindow. Columns must always display to the right of the
state and tree node icons:

  • A square icon with a plus sign (+) in each TreeView level band
    represents the position of the state icon, the icon that indicates
    whether a node is expanded or collapsed. On the XP platform, the
    plus (+) and minus (-) icons have the Windows XP style.

  • A shaded square icon in the detail band and in each TreeView
    level band represents the position of the image you specify as a
    tree node icon.

    tvico1.gif

  • When there is no tree node icon specified, a shaded square
    icon in the detail band and in each TreeView level band represents
    where the connecting line ends.

    tvico2.gif

The position of all the icons changes when you change the indent
value.

For more information about specifying icons and the indent value,
see Setting properties for the TreeView
DataWindow
.


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