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Re: How to format a subtree banner?
From: eymanm <eymanm () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 2 Aug 2010 10:10:20 -0400
and can perfectly generate output, which looks like string: String1 (1) using proto_tree_add_item() function. In order to make the output a bit
more user friendly, I'd >prefer to have it as a subtree.
What would be in that subtree? Presumably there would be more than one
value in it (a >subtree with only one value is generally not that useful); is the value that's decoded with the >value_string in question one of the values? If so, what are the other values? Here's how the subtree is displayed (line numbers are added by me): 1 1 2 String1 (1) 3 Value...displayed nice... ... Further values of the subtree... Line 1 is generated by proto_tree_add_uint_format() and proto_item_add_subtree() functions. Line 2 is generated by proto_tree_add_item() function. There is an expansion "+" on line 1. So, if the branch is not expanded, only "1" is visible. My goal is to display both "String1" and "1" when the tree is not expanded. Thanks again!
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- Re: How to format a subtree banner? eymanm (Aug 02)
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