TTreeNode.AbsoluteIndex

The absolute ordinal position for the node, regardless of its level or ancestry, in the tree node hierarchy.

Declaration

Source position: comctrls.pp line 3146

public property TTreeNode.AbsoluteIndex : Integer read GetAbsoluteIndex;

Description

AbsoluteIndex is a read-only Integer property which contains the absolute ordinal position for the tree node, regardless of its parent or level, in the hierarchy of tree nodes. For example:

The first node in the tree hierarchy has the absolute index position 0.
The first child nodes (in Items) has an index position which is 1 larger than the AbsoluteIndex for its Parent node.
The next sibling node has an absolute index position which is incremented by 1 plus the SubTreeCount value from its sibling.

TTreeNode.Parent		Parent node for the current tree node.
TTreeNode.SubtreeCount		The number of subtrees in the ancestor nodes for the class instance.
TTreeNode.Level		The number of ancestor nodes for the current tree node.
TTreeNode.Index		Ordinal position for the node in its parent node.
TTreeNode.Items		Provides indexed access to the child nodes for the current node.
TTreeNode.GetNextSibling		Returns the next node in the tree hierarchy at the same level as the current node.
TTreeNode.GetPrevSibling		`GetPrevSibling` - returns the previous node in the same level as the current node.
TTreeNode.GetFirstChild		Gets the first child node in the Items property.

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Generated 2025-05-03

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TTreeNode.AbsoluteIndex

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