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The TV_KEYDOWN structure contains information about a keyboard event in a tree-view control. 

pedef struct _TV_KEYDOWN { tvkd 

    NMHDR hdr; 

    WORD  wVKey; 

    UINT  flags; 

} TV_KEYDOWN; 

 

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hdr
Specifies a NMHDR structure, which enables a tree-view control to pass a pointer to a TV_KEYDOWN structure as the lParam parameter of a WM_NOTIFY message.
sVKey
Virtual key code.
flags
Always zero.

Remarks

This structure is used with the TVN_KEYDOWN notification message.

See Also

NMHDR, TVN_KEYDOWN, WM_NOTIFY 

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