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Understanding the Composite Pattern

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Published: 23 Jan 2007

Abstract
If you want to see an exciting and dynamic use of Treeview controls, read this article where we see the composite at work. If you remember your first year of computer science, you will remember terms like breadth first, spanning trees, binary trees, depth-first search and so on. The composite pattern gives us an exremely approachable way to manage trees on the processing side. This tutorial shows you how to hook up your treeviews to the tree structure which Composite presents.

by David Simmonds
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