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Jarred Sumner
Jarred Sumner

Reputation: 1853

How to check if an item is selected in TreeView?

How do I check if an item is selected in a TreeView?

I want to check if anything is selected, not a specific item.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 18116

Answers (2)

Jay Riggs
Jay Riggs

Reputation: 53595

To check the selected status of a specific item, you can explicitly reference the node you want to check and return its IsSelected property. Like this:

Assuming a TreeView structured as follows:

Node0
+--- Node3
Node1
Node2
+--- Node4 **<-- **you want to check this Node****
+--- Node5

Your code could look like this:

bool isSelected = treeView1.Nodes["Node2"].Nodes["Node4"].IsSelected;

Upvotes: 3

KennyDeriemaeker
KennyDeriemaeker

Reputation: 2211

The TreeView class has a SelectedNode property that holds the currently selected TreeNode.

TreeNode tn = ctl_treeView.SelectedNode;

if ( tn == null )
    Console.WriteLine("No tree node selected.");
else
    Console.WriteLine("Selected tree node {0}.", tn.Name );

You can compare the returned TreeNode reference to the TreeNode you're looking for, and so check if it's currently selected.

Upvotes: 9

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