How can I get fullpath treeview selectednode index ?

In an Explorer Prog. Treeview Like this :

First Drive:\
Folder A
SubFolder A
SubFolder B
SubFolder C

Folder B
SubFolder A1
SubFolder A2
SubFolder A3

Folder C
SubFolder AA
SubFolder BB
SubFolder CC
SubFolder DD

Folder D
SubFolder AB
SubFolder BC
SubFolder CD
SubFolder DE
SubFolder EF

NUMBER OF INDEXES:

First Drive index is (0)

Folder A index is (0)
SubFolder A1 index is (0)
SubFolder A2 index is (1)
SubFolder A3 index is (2)

Folder B index is (1)
SubFolder A1 index is (0)
SubFolder A2 index is (1)
SubFolder A3 index is (2)

Folder C index is (2)
SubFolder AA index is (0)
SubFolder BB index is (1)
SubFolder CC index is (2)
SubFolder DD index is (3)

Folder D index is (3)
SubFolder AB index is (0)
SubFolder BC index is (1)
SubFolder CD index is (2)
SubFolder DE index is (3)
SubFolder EF index is (4)


for excample

when I Select Folder C and Subfolder DD I want to get index Tree like this : (0,2,3) (Drive Node, Folder Node, SubFolder Node)
OR

when I Select Folder D and Subfolder EF I want to get index Tree like this : (0,3,4) (Drive Node, Folder Node, SubFolder Node)

How can I get this information ?

Code:

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Private Sub Button10_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button10.Click
        MsgBox(TreeView1.SelectedNode.Parent.Index & "" & TreeView1.SelectedNode.NextNode.Index & "" & TreeView1.SelectedNode.NextNode.Index)

    End Sub

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but not Get Drive Node and can not get the node if there are more Subfolder...

A tree is an inherently recursive structure so traversing a TreeView should pretty much always be done using recursion. There are many, many examples around of that sort of thing so you should research that.

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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney

A tree is an inherently recursive structure so traversing a TreeView should pretty much always be done using recursion. There are many, many examples around of that sort of thing so you should research that.

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all example are are only about to get Exact SelectedNode index. Not FulPATH index as I mean to say.

if I missed can u help me ? (I reseached more then hundreds links but I cant find as I said)

They are EXAMPLES> That's the point. They exemplify a principle and you then implement the same principle in your specific scenario. Examples are not intended to be turnkey solutions to a problem. You are supposed to apply your mind to them and understand what they are doing so you can then use that knowledge yourself else where.

If you have a node, you can easily get that node's parent and then the index of that node in its parent's child node collection. You can then do the same for the parent and its parent and so on, recursing up the tree until you get to the root. If you do that for each node in the chain then you will have the indexes for the entire path. Done.