In a WinForms application, the level of a treeview is given by node.level
What is the corresponding command in WPF?
In a WinForms application, the level of a treeview is given by node.level What
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In a WinForms application, the level of a treeview is given by node.level
What is the corresponding command in WPF?
The direct answer to your question is that there is no level property in WPF.
There is no one to one relationship between the winforms controls and wpf control. Because the underlying architecture and usage is totally different in both. In WPF you will bind a heirarchical data(LinkedList kind of Datastructure) to a TreeView and define a HeirarchicalDataTemplate to the Treeview.ItemTemplate property