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C1.WPF.TreeView
Though it's similar to the TreeView control available in the box, ComponentOne TreeView for WPF provides more powerful features like autosearch, drag-and-drop, and hierarchical templates.
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The ComponentOne WPF TreeView can visualize, edit, and select hierarchical data as a tree. It provides more powerful features than the standard one like auto-search, drag-and-drop, and hierarchical templates.
Key Features:
- Customize the nodes with text, images, and connecting lines
- Allow users to edit the text within the TreeView
- Fully interactive with support for expanding, collapsing, dragging and reordering
- Provide selection of multiple items
- Create data bound or unbound treeviews
- With auto-search, users can just type a letter to quickly jump to a matching node
- With on-demand loading, nodes are populated when the user expands them
Learn more at developer.mescius.com/componentone/wpf-ui-controls/treeview-control-wpf.
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Though it's similar to the TreeView control available in the box, ComponentOne TreeView for WPF provides more powerful features like autosearch, drag-and-drop, and hierarchical templates.
We found that c1.wpf.treeview demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 16 May 2025
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