Hey,
When I use the property TreeView.Nodes[0].Index to get the index value of a specific node, I got the following warning message
When I use the property TreeView.Nodes[0].Index to get the index value of a specific node, I got the following warning message
'Telerik.WinControls.UI.RadTreeNode.Index'
is obsolete: 'The setter of the Index property will be removed.'
Is there an alternative for this property?
Thank you
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Hello lamees,
As the message says, only the setter of the Index property will be removed as this property is now set internally.
It is perfectly safe to use the getter of the Index property.
If for some reason you want to move the node to another position in the collection you could use the methods of the RadTreeNodeCollection class.
In the meantime we consider changing the warning message to be more descriptive.
Kind regards,
Jordan
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As the message says, only the setter of the Index property will be removed as this property is now set internally.
It is perfectly safe to use the getter of the Index property.
If for some reason you want to move the node to another position in the collection you could use the methods of the RadTreeNodeCollection class.
In the meantime we consider changing the warning message to be more descriptive.
Kind regards,
Jordan
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answered on 05 Feb 2008, 01:51 PM
But the warning message can't be removed?
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Hello,
The warning will disappear when we remove the setter and the Obsolete attribute.
Or you can suppress it by writing before using the property:
#pragma warning disable 0618
And if you like you can enable the warning again with:
#pragma warning restore 0618.
In the example above 0618 is the number of the warning. It can be seen in the Output window of Visual Studio.
All the best,
Jordan
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The warning will disappear when we remove the setter and the Obsolete attribute.
Or you can suppress it by writing before using the property:
#pragma warning disable 0618
And if you like you can enable the warning again with:
#pragma warning restore 0618.
In the example above 0618 is the number of the warning. It can be seen in the Output window of Visual Studio.
All the best,
Jordan
the Telerik team
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