Hi,

I am trying to use the tree view control as a Windows Explorer type
directory control.  What is the easiest way to do this.  Do I have to
recurse through my disk and directory structure constantly and populate the
tree view accordingly or is there an easier way to do this.  I also want to
be able to display stuff, like the control panel and printers folders under
the disk list along with icons for some of our bespoke applications.

Suggestion please,

Regards,

Fergal..

DoDi

Yes but as far as I can see this would require sine quite in depth code and
re-populating the control every time the user changes directory or drive.
Is there an API call or anything (like SHBrowseForFolder) that will put
everything I need into the TreeView control

Cheers,

Fergal..
(PS.  I couldn't find anything in the help for Outline - what do you mean).

NO there is not !
Even the dir command is not very helpfull. Iam using a DLL for this.
The DIR command opens "one dir instance" if you use it recursiv it
overwrites this instance in every sub call. I use the Tree controll
for displaying DB structure. I read the whole structrue into the
controll.
In your case i would say, you have to populate the current dir on
expand or collaps of a branch (would be the easiest way i think) so
you could also use the DIR command for this.
Hope i could help a little !

DoDi