Kadaitcha Man ha scritto:
> On 26 January 2010 18:58, Doriano Blengino
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>> What about using two different properties: .Count (all the items) and
>> .Children.Count (only the children of a specific node)?
>>
>
> I neglected to mention, your idea does not seem to allow for the count
> of root nodes.
>
Actually I expressed myself badly. Example:
Tree1:
- item0
- item1
- item1.0
Tree1.count is 3 (global count)
Tree1.Children.count is 2 (tree1 has two children)
Tree1.Children[0] is item0
Tree1.Children[0].count is 0
Tree1.Children[1] is item1
Tree1.Children[1].count is 1
Tree1.Children[1].Children[0] is item1.0
AChild = Tree1.Children[1]
for subchild in Achild
... ' just the single child of item1: item1.0
next
ask("Sure to copy " & tree1.count & " file/directories?) ' we will
copy 3 items
for child in Tree1.children
processchild(subchild) ' this line will execute two times
next
sub processchild(child as TreeChild)
dim subchild as TreeChild
' do something with it
alert("Copying " & child.text & "...)
' are there subchildren? Do them recursively
for subchild in child.children
processchild(subchild)
next
end
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