TreeView nodes with markup aren't "measured"

If you add a TreeView node which contains markup, it seems as though the underlying TreeView control isn't able to "measure" the nodes width properly, so if the displayed text exceeds the width of the control, no horizontal scrollbar is displayed (if you add the same text without markup, the scroll bar is displayed correctly).

dbenito wrote: Could sombody at least confirm that I'm not the only one seeing this?

Yes, I duplicated your problem with a simple test program in VB6 - just a form with a CJ Treeview on it.

Scrollbars work as expected with long text items but no Markup.
Scrollbars work as expected with short text items, and markup.

But, problem appears when a node has BOTH text wider than the control AND uses Markup:

eg. Add a node with long text and markup, and the horizontal scrollbar disappears.

I note that you can add a node without the Markup (scrollbars correct), then change the node Text to add the Markup. The scrollbars will remain. However - if the markup includes eg. Bold, the rendered text becomes longer... the scrollbar doesn't recognise this... and you can't scroll far enough horizontally to actually see the end of the text.

Hi,

this is indeed a bug, looking for a solution now.

Andre