TVITEMEXA structure (commctrl.h)
Specifies or receives attributes of a tree-view item. This structure is an enhancement to the TVITEM structure. New applications should use this structure where appropriate.
Syntax
typedef struct tagTVITEMEXA {
UINT mask;
HTREEITEM hItem;
UINT state;
UINT stateMask;
LPSTR pszText;
int cchTextMax;
int iImage;
int iSelectedImage;
int cChildren;
LPARAM lParam;
int iIntegral;
UINT uStateEx;
HWND hwnd;
int iExpandedImage;
int iReserved;
} TVITEMEXA, *LPTVITEMEXA;
Members
mask
Type: UINT
Array of flags that indicate which of the other structure members contain valid data. When this structure is used with the TVM_GETITEM message, the mask member indicates the item attributes to retrieve. If used with the TVM_SETITEM message, the mask indicates the attributes to set. This member can be one or more of the following values:
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The cChildren member is valid. |
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The tree-view control will retain the supplied information and will not request it again. This flag is valid only when processing the TVN_GETDISPINFO notification. |
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Version 6.00 and Windows Vista. The iExpandedImage member is valid. |
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The hItem member is valid. |
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The iImage member is valid. |
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The iIntegral member is valid. |
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The lParam member is valid. |
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The iSelectedImage member is valid. |
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The state and stateMask members are valid. |
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Version 6.00 and Windows Vista. The uStateEx member is valid. |
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The pszText and cchTextMax members are valid. |
hItem
Type: HTREEITEM
Handle to the item.
state
Type: UINT
Set of bit flags and image list indexes that indicate the item's state. When setting the state of an item, the stateMask member indicates the valid bits of this member. When retrieving the state of an item, this member returns the current state for the bits indicated in the stateMask member. For more information regarding this member, see remarks section.
Bits 0 through 7 of this member contain the item state flags. For a list of possible item state flags, see Tree-View Control Item States.
Bits 8 through 11 of this member specify the one-based overlay image index. The overlay image is superimposed over the item's icon image. If these bits are zero, the item has no overlay image. To isolate these bits, use the TVIS_OVERLAYMASK mask. To set the overlay image index in this member, use the INDEXTOOVERLAYMASK macro. The image list's overlay images are set with the ImageList_SetOverlayImage function.
A state image is displayed next to an item's icon to indicate an application-defined state. Specify the state image list by sending a TVM_SETIMAGELIST message. To set an item's state image, include the TVIS_STATEIMAGEMASK value in The stateMask member of the TVITEM structure. Bits 12 through 15 of the structure's state member specify the index in the state image list of the image to be drawn.
To set the state image index, use INDEXTOSTATEIMAGEMASK. This macro takes an index and sets bits 12 through 15 appropriately. To indicate that the item has no state image, set the index to zero. This convention means that image zero in the state image list cannot be used as a state image. To isolate bits 12 through 15 of The state member, use the TVIS_STATEIMAGEMASK mask.
stateMask
Type: UINT
Bits of the state member that are valid. If you are retrieving an item's state, set the bits of the stateMask member to indicate the bits to be returned in the state member. If you are setting an item's state, set the bits of the stateMask member to indicate the bits of the state member that you want to set. To set or retrieve an item's overlay image index, set the TVIS_OVERLAYMASK bits. To set or retrieve an item's state image index, set the TVIS_STATEIMAGEMASK bits.
pszText
Type: LPTSTR
Pointer to a null-terminated string that contains the item text if the structure specifies item attributes. If this member is the LPSTR_TEXTCALLBACK value, the parent window is responsible for storing the name. In this case, the tree-view control sends the parent window a TVN_GETDISPINFO notification code when it needs the item text for displaying, sorting, or editing and a TVN_SETDISPINFO notification code when the item text changes. If the structure is receiving item attributes, this member is the address of the buffer that receives the item text. Note that although the tree-view control allows any length string to be stored as item text, only the first 260 characters are displayed.
cchTextMax
Type: int
Size of the buffer pointed to by the pszText member, in characters. If this structure is being used to set item attributes, this member is ignored.
iImage
Type: int
Index in the tree-view control's image list of the icon image to use when the item is in the nonselected state. If this member is the I_IMAGECALLBACK value, the parent window is responsible for storing the index. In this case, the tree-view control sends the parent a TVN_GETDISPINFO notification code to retrieve the index when it needs to display the image.
iSelectedImage
Type: int
Index in the tree-view control's image list of the icon image to use when the item is in the selected state. If this member is the I_IMAGECALLBACK value, the parent window is responsible for storing the index. In this case, the tree-view control sends the parent a TVN_GETDISPINFO notification code to retrieve the index when it needs to display the image.
cChildren
Type: int
Flag that indicates whether the item has associated child items. This member can be one of the following values:
| Value | Meaning |
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The item has no child items. |
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The item has one or more child items. |
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The parent window keeps track of whether the item has child items. In this case, when the tree-view control needs to display the item, the control sends the parent a TVN_GETDISPINFO notification code to determine whether the item has child items. If the tree-view control has the TVS_HASBUTTONS style, it uses this member to determine whether to display the button indicating the presence of child items. You can use this member to force the control to display the button even though the item does not have any child items inserted. This allows you to display the button while minimizing the control's memory usage by inserting child items only when the item is visible or expanded. |
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Version 6.0 Intended for internal use; not recommended for use in applications. The tree-view control automatically determines whether the item has child items. Note This flag may not be supported in future versions of Comctl32.dll. Also, this flag is not defined in commctrl.h. Add the following definition to the source files of your application to use the flag:
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lParam
Type: LPARAM
A value to associate with the item.
iIntegral
Type: int
Height of the item, in multiples of the standard item height (see TVM_SETITEMHEIGHT). For example, setting this member to 2 will give the item twice the standard height. The tree-view control does not draw in the extra area, which appears below the item content, but this space can be used by the application for drawing when using custom draw. Applications that are not using custom draw should set this value to 1, as otherwise the behavior is undefined.
uStateEx
Type: UINT
Internet Explorer 6 and later. One or more (as a bitwise combination) of the following extended states.
hwnd
Type: HWND
Internet Explorer 6 and later. Not used; must be NULL.
iExpandedImage
Type: int
Internet Explorer 6 and later. Index of the image in the control's image list to display when the item is in the expanded state.
iReserved
Type: int
Reserved member. Do not use.
Remarks
Note
The commctrl.h header defines TVITEMEX as an alias which automatically selects the ANSI or Unicode version of this function based on the definition of the UNICODE preprocessor constant. Mixing usage of the encoding-neutral alias with code that not encoding-neutral can lead to mismatches that result in compilation or runtime errors. For more information, see Conventions for Function Prototypes.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
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| Minimum supported client | Windows Vista [desktop apps only] |
| Minimum supported server | Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only] |
| Header | commctrl.h |