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    Is there no standard tree structure supplied with .Net? If not, any recommendations on a third party one?

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      Is there no standard tree structure supplied with .Net? If not, any recommendations on a third party one?

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      Do you mean TreeView, or a hierarchical structure of items? If the hierarchical structure then I have one knocking around somewhere you can have. Let me hunt it out and you can have a copy - I'll probably post it on my blog.

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        Do you mean TreeView, or a hierarchical structure of items? If the hierarchical structure then I have one knocking around somewhere you can have. Let me hunt it out and you can have a copy - I'll probably post it on my blog.

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        The "hierarchical structure of items" one :)

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          The "hierarchical structure of items" one :)

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          Is a red-black tree OK with you?

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            Is a red-black tree OK with you?

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            or a B+ tree

            f(yf) = yf

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              Is a red-black tree OK with you?

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              That should do nicely.

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                Is there no standard tree structure supplied with .Net? If not, any recommendations on a third party one?

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                You might want to take a look here -> http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/DotNet2Datastructures.aspx[^]

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