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# Tree
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Unlike Table, Tree can only store a set of a single data type. (Blame Windows.)
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```go
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type TreeData struct {
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Checked bool
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Image ImageIndex
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Text string
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Children []TreeData // TODO does this need to be *[]TreeData?
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}
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```
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(the facilities for Images has yet to be designed)
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Tree itself will operate similarly to Table:
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```go
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type Tree struct {
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Control
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sync.Locker // with Unlock() refreshing the view
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Data() *[]TreeData
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SetHasCheckboxes(bool)
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SetHasImages(bool)
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}
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```
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By default, a Tree only shows the Text field.
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A Tree path is just an `[]int` with each element set to the consecutive index in Children. For example:
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```go
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i := []int{3, 4, 5}
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value := tree.Data()[i[0]].Children[i[1]].Children[i[2]].Text
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```
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