Treeview Hittest Info

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I'm trying to use the Hittest to determine where on a node my mouse is. Only
I want to know stuff for which there isn't a flag -- eg "Is the hit in the
upper part, the center, or the bottom part of the treenode?"

How do I do this? Must I somehow override TVM_HITTEST? Is there an easy
way to get a treenode's location and then figure out where my hit happened on
my own?

Help. Thanks
 
Well, I'm not sure if this is the BEST way, but, duhhh, the treenode class
exposes the .Bounds property, so comparing the mouse pt.y to the .Bounds.Top
gives the location within the treenode of the mouse .....
 

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