Its a bit hackish, but you could try something like this:
function openTree(t:mx.controls.Tree):Number {
var i:Number=0;
var node:mx.controls.treeclasses.TreeNode=t.getTreeNodeAt(i);
while (node != undefined){
if (t.getIsBranch(node) && ! t.getIsOpen(node)){
t.setIsOpen(node,true);
}
i++;
node=t.getNodeDisplayedAt(i);
}
return i;
}This will open all the nodes, and return the total number of nodes throughout the tree. You'd have to work it a bit more to do this and not open them all.
At 01:23 PM 2/24/2005, you wrote:
I�m using the PrintDemo.mxml example to do the same thing for a Tree, but the TreeDataProvider does not have a length property.
I think I can write a recursive function that finds the last Child�last child, then getDisplayIndex.
But first, am I missing any property/method on Tree or TreeDataProvider that will give me a total row count?
Tracy
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