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How to avoid *WARNING* HiQTreeTableSelectionOp ...message when use hiTreeTableSelectItems() ?)

Charley Chen

Hi All , 

I have a function is to select all items in a tree , so is below

procedure( selectItems() 

 listofItems = hiGetTreeItems(treeName)

hiTreeTableSelectItems(form->treeField  listofItems)

);pro

It is  fine (Although it has a little bit slowly than i select 1st item and last item) , But when i re-select any item in tree item , 

It will show *WARNING* HiQTreeTableSelectionOp:: selectionChangedCB: Selection failed .Too many items are selected such

that the logging command exceeds the command buffer size limit. Select few items.

 

When i select from 1st to the end of the tree item , and then  re-select any item in tree item , It is OK

 

 I found the doc , but i tried  and can't understand it.

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Selection of tree items is logged differently. In previous releases, selecting multiple consecutive tree items was logged with a range of zero-based line numbers. For example:
hiTreeTableSelectItems(form->treeField list('(1 2) ) t)
Now, the format is different. Instead of line numbers, the relative index in a tree is used. For example:
hiTreeTableSelectItems(myForm->myTreeTable '( (mytree 0 3)))

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Thank you,

Charley 

 

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