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Something tells me that when you say "each NodeHeight was changed," you really mean to say that you assigned new values directly to the NodeHeight field of each of the node records. First of all, don't do that. If you must assign heights to nodes, assign them through the tree's NodeHeight property.
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Something tells me that when you say "each NodeHeight was changed," you really mean to say that you assigned new values directly to the NodeHeight field of each of the node records. First of all, don't do that. If you must assign heights to nodes, assign them through the tree's NodeHeight property.
That is, instead of this: {*} Node. NodeHeight := x; Do this: Tree. NodeHeightNode := x; That will automatically adjust the cached heights of all the node's ancestors, which is what determines the scroll-bar range.
Better yet, don't assign heights to nodes at all. Instead, handle the tree's OnMeasureItem event, where the tree asks you how tall each node is. That event is fired when you have the toVariableNodeHeight option set.
If you really insist on skipping the tree's node-height management, then you need to make sure you handle all the necessary tasks yourself. That includes updating not only the NodeHeight field but also the TotalHeight field of the node, its parent, its grandparent, and so on until you've set the total height of the hidden root node. See TBaseVirtualTree.
AdjustTotalHeight for details. It has private visibility, so you can't call it yourself. OnMeasureItem will only get called once for a node.
If you need it to be called again because the node's contents have changed and you need the tree to re-measure the height, then call ReinitNode. If you're using TCustomVirtualStringTree, you can also call InvalidateNode.
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