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Re: Newbie needs help: treeview, datareader, and a function
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| techprot-google04 2004-11-27, 3:56 pm |
| I would move the call of the function from main() to the form load
function.
techprot-google04 wrote:
> Who's asking this question:
> 1. A newbie.
> 2. This is my second C# program.
> 3. I've done VB programming in the past.
> 4. I'm rusty on OOP - usually where I trip up.
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> Here is what I've got:
> 1. A form with treeview.
> 2. A database with a table.
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> Here is what I want to do:
> 1. Populate the treeview with each record in the table.
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> What you'll notice:
> 1. Why use a treeview? Future functionality. I plan to have "sub
> projects".
> 2. But for now I want to have a node per record.
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> My problem:
> 1. If the fillTree function is a void then when I call in in my
main(),
> I get "an object reference is required for the
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> nonstatic field, method or property...".
> 2. However, if I make it static void fillTree(), then I get an error
> one the line "projectTree.Nodes..." where it says -
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> "...projectTree' denotes a field where a class was expected".
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