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set visible of first column whose name is kind column to false

didn't work for me.

On Sep 11, 2009, at 10:47 AM, Paul Berkowitz wrote:

I'm not in Snow Leopard yet, but I'm pretty sure this came up already. If I remember correctly, the 'name' property of column is no longer mapped to a means of identifying the column (in fact, even in Leopard, 'list view options' does not show 'by name' as a way of identifying column elements, but it works anyway by some sort of hidden coercion that must be broken in 10.6.)

If I remember correctly, I think someone said that

    column id kind column

works. In Leopard, there's no 'by id' for column elements but that seems to be a hidden coercion that works here. I think someone said that still works in SL. (I don't know whether it's still hidden there or explicitly stated as 'by id'.)

Worst come to worst, whose filters are supposed to work so

    first column whose name is kind column

ought to work, but is very roundabout.

--
Paul Berkowitz

From: Robert Poland <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:15:40 -0600
To: AppleScript-Users <email@hidden>
Subject: Broken - set visible of column kind column to false -- hide kind

HI,

Does anyone know the new Snow Leopard name for column kind column?

WAS:
set visible of column kind column to false -- hide kind

Bob Poland - Fort Collins, CO

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