Re: FOR EACH ... bug/problem/quirk ....
1) I thought that, in most cases, if you remove an item during a For Each, you got all sorts of strange results generally? I've had a number of programs crash when doing this kind of thing
2) A quick work around is to do this, but it doesn't really answer you question:
Code:
For Each Childnode As TreeNode In TreeView1.Nodes
Do While Childnode.Nodes.Count = 0
Childnode = Childnode.NextNode
Childnode.PrevNode.Remove()
Loop
Next
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