How to work with treeview control?

[ratzeputz]

Hi there.

Sorry, that my question is a little bit "noobish", but i have absolutely no idea how to work with the treeview control.

I created a dialog and added the control into it but not more at the moment.

What i want to do is to dynamically add a root node, depending on an item, which the user has clicked in a listbox.
The item in the listbox does have some structures, wich i want to add as childs in the tree and some other attributes of this childs should be the leafs.

For example:

- Patient
|- Personal Data
|- Age
| Value
|- Name
| Value

I searched the Internet the whole day yesterday and find exactly nothing, especially some beginnercode examples how to work with the treeview control.
I also have a book about programming with fortran, but there is nothing in it about visual stuff, like a dialog, a listbox or something like that.

Best Regards
Oliver

[Lars_Jakobsen]

Hi Oliver,

You may findan example of use of the tree view control in the companion material to the book "Compaq Visual Fortran - A Guide to Creating Windows Applications" by Norman Lawrence:

Look at http://www.elsevierdirect.com/companion.jsp?ISBN=9781555582494 (chapter 11)

I found the book to be a great place to start for programming windows applications in fortran.

Regards

Lars

[ratzeputz]

Hi Lars,

Thank you for the hint with the book and the chapter but i absolutely dont have an idea how to work with that.

I dont have a compaq compiler and i think that there are too much differences between the intel and the compaq compiler to work with both of them on 1:1

Maybe you or anyone who reads this does have an explicit intel fortran example of a treeview?

Well i am relatively new to the fortran world at all and its pretty hard for me, cause i was a .NET developer before :)

Regards

Oliver

[anthonyrichards]

What programming languages have you experience in?
What is your Fortran experience?
Starting off with a tree view control is going in at the deep end I fear.
You should get experience with simpler dialog controls first, for which Intel provide useful example code.

Maybe you should try an object-oriented language such as Visual Basic and get a tree view working there and see what is required before trying it in Fortran.

[ratzeputz]

I have enough experience of programming in .NET languages VB and C# and there the TreeView is really easy going.

Fortran not that much.

You cant compare .NET with Fortran i think.

But i got it working already with a little help from a private user :)

So this Thread can be closed :)