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  • Subject: NSbrowser-ComputerSingleTypeDisplay
  • From: "Sean Liong" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 05 Aug 2003 22:16:03 +0000

Hi,

I like to have an NSBrowser where only a specified type to be displayed, like only the "Macintosh HD" or "NO_NAME" usb device to be displayed. I walkthrough the simple browser sample code, found only ways to display all the types in the broswer. The functions, numberOfRowsInColumn and willDisplayCell will eventually display all available types. Is there any API/functions that I can specifically point to a type in the Computer but not all of them that will only be shown in a NSBrower.

And also for the willDisplayCell function, how is the row increment? Can I call [cell setTitle ...] instead of
[cell setAttributedStringValue ...], what is the different?

Frankly I still not very familiar with NSBrowser, hope someone will enlighten me.

Thanks & regards,
Sean

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