covrting treenode to a control in c#.net

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Is there any methods to conver the treenode in to a control ...

i have a tereeview in windows form application i need to convert the treenode to a Control class in c#.net any suggestions ..

Posted 10-Aug-11 1:30am

rajesh.r4321

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You should read this[^] first.

Posted 10-Aug-11 1:45am

Suresh Suthar

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BobJanova · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-10T02:37:00

Solution 2

No. A TreeNode is not a control. The TreeView is a control, and you can get that from a node with its TreeView property (for example if you want to use graphics context text measurement or something).

To be more helpful, you need to be clear about what you are actually trying to do.

Posted 10-Aug-11 2:37am

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rajesh.r4321 10-Aug-11 9:20am

i need to add image tooltip to a tree node but we can add this feature only for controls thats y i need to the convertion.........

BobJanova 10-Aug-11 14:19pm

You will have to use MouseOver on the TreeView and hit test to find which node is being hovered over and create/hide the tip manually. Also, I suspect this is going to be a bad UI experience, unless you do it really nicely.