VB.NET TreeView.TreeViewNodeSorter屬性代碼示例

' Declare the TreeView.
Private WithEvents treeView1 As TreeView
Private textBox1 As TextBox
Private WithEvents button1 As Button


Private Sub InitializeTreeView1()

    ' Create the TreeView
    treeView1 = New TreeView()
    treeView1.Size = New Size(200, 200)

    ' Create the button and set some basic properties. 
    button1 = New Button()
    button1.Location = New Point(205, 138)
    button1.Text = "Set Sorter"

    ' Create the root nodes.
    Dim docNode As New TreeNode("Documents")
    Dim spreadSheetNode As New TreeNode("Spreadsheets")

    ' Add some additional nodes.
    spreadSheetNode.Nodes.Add("payroll.xls")
    spreadSheetNode.Nodes.Add("checking.xls")
    spreadSheetNode.Nodes.Add("tracking.xls")
    docNode.Nodes.Add("phoneList.doc")
    docNode.Nodes.Add("resume.doc")

    ' Add the root nodes to the TreeView.
    treeView1.Nodes.Add(spreadSheetNode)
    treeView1.Nodes.Add(docNode)

    ' Add the TreeView to the form.
    Controls.Add(treeView1)
    Controls.Add(button1)

End Sub


' Set the TreeViewNodeSorter property to a new instance
' of the custom sorter.
Private Sub button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, _
    ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles button1.Click

    treeView1.TreeViewNodeSorter = New NodeSorter()

End Sub

' Create a node sorter that implements the IComparer interface.

Public Class NodeSorter
    Implements IComparer
    
    ' Compare the length of the strings, or the strings
    ' themselves, if they are the same length.
    Public Function Compare(ByVal x As Object, ByVal y As Object) _
        As Integer Implements IComparer.Compare
        Dim tx As TreeNode = CType(x, TreeNode)
        Dim ty As TreeNode = CType(y, TreeNode)
       
        If tx.Text.Length <> ty.Text.Length Then
            Return tx.Text.Length - ty.Text.Length
        End If
        Return String.Compare(tx.Text, ty.Text)

    End Function
End Class