ADM Hierarchy List question

Question

It seems I'm not the only one having problems using an ADM Hierarchy list.  I've searched the forums and found people have similar issues, but for the life of me I can seem to get the list to display correctly for me.
The list correctly displays the expand/collapse arrows, but where the text should be for each item is just a solid black rectangle.
As instructed by other posters, I implemented the SetDrawProcResursive callback for the list, but the only area of the list I have access to draw into seems to be where the expand/collapse arrows are.  If I create a rectangle that extends into where the text is and paint it, it gets clipped to the arrow area.
In the drawing callback function, I have tried calling the ADMListEntry->DefaultDraw, setting the background and text colors, and used every rectangle the API returns, but to no avail.
I must be missing something, I just can't figure it out!  Is there a different callback I should be using?  Is there a list-item painting callback that isn't documented?

Answer 1

I've got a fully customized & functioning hierarchy list and I don't seem to ever call SetDrawProcResursive(). I'm using a customized version of the IADMHierarchyList & ListEntry objects -- it looks like that gets set every time I create a BaseADMListEntry in its constructor. I don't seem to do anything except set the height recursively, so its standard.
I then do something like this:
IADMRect rect;
GetLocalRect(rect);
drawer.SetADMColor(GetBackgroundColour());
drawer.FillRect(drawRect);
// draw selection (similary to drawing background colour)
// draw icon, etc.