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I Created a jtree .Now i need a method to find whether any element is there in the tree with name x.I want to know is any method is there like this.


Jtree.ischildNode(String name);


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I too need to do something like that..
how do I get this value and the index of it, so that I can add more children to it if it is equal to my value??

For example, I have a Vector with objects that have 3 values like
Vector(0) = Obj1 where Obj1(0)=C1, Obj1(1)=F1, Obj1(2)=S1
Vector(1) = Obj2 where Obj2(0)=C1, Obj2(1)=F1, Obj2(2)=S2
Vector(2) = Obj3 where Obj3(0)=C2, Obj3(1)=F2, Obj3(2)=S2
Vector(3) = Obj4 where Obj4(0)=C1, Obj4(1)=F2, Obj4(2)=S1

now how will I construct a tree from this? I'm trying a lot to get this working.. but somehow the constructed tree doesn't exactly match my requirement. Can somebody please help me..
the output tree I need is :
Root
-C1
_|-F1
____|-S1
____|-S2
_|-F2
____|-S1
-C2
_|-F2
____|-S2

and so on..
[ October 22, 2004: Message edited by: KathySmith SmithL ]
 
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[ October 23, 2004: Message edited by: Craig Wood ]
 
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Originally posted by Craig Wood:



Thanks for the code Craig.. but u have hardcoded the values.. so it is easy to directly add the values.. but when I have dynamically input values, how do I do the same ?? I don't even know the order in which I'll get the values.. like C1 may first come and then C2 may come in the vector that contains the objects and then again I might get a C1-F1-S2 value.
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Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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