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QuestionPrevent adding of nodes to a TreeNode? Pin
primem0ver29-Jan-18 23:46
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I have been researching a solution to this and have not found an answer so I thought I would ask it here.

I have an application that derives from System.Windows.Forms.TreeNode for a few of the classes. I want to create a "lockable" tree node for the base nodes of my tree which ensures that programmers don't accidentally (or purposefully) modify the nodes once they are "locked" because the base nodes are "immutable" while the rest of the tree is not. However, since I cannot derive from TreeNodeCollection and there is no c# equivalent of the C++ const method contract (that I have been able to find for properties), I am having trouble coming up with a way to prevent the following from happening:
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someInstanceOfMyLockableTreeNodeClass.Nodes.Add("newNode")

The only thing I can think of is possibly hiding the original Nodes Property (using the new keyword) with a less accessible one (if that would even work). The problem is that I would no longer be able to access the node indexer either... so I would have to create a less intuitive wrapper for that as well. Is there a different approach that I could use?
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QuestionUpdate bound WPF controls from another thread Pin
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