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Displaying a particular path in an NSBrowser?
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Displaying a particular path in an NSBrowser?


  • Subject: Displaying a particular path in an NSBrowser?
  • From: Rich Morin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 19:55:36 -0800

My "Cocoa OO plumbing question" seems to have fallen on deaf ears, but
I'm still doing battle with the NSBrowser and could use some help.

The path I'm trying to display right now is

/Users/rdm/Work/projects/Morinfo/build

My browser displasy the first column of the path (i.e., the contents of
"/"), but it stops there unless I manually scroll the column down to the
entry for 'Users". Then, because browser:willDisplayCell:atRow:column:
does a selectRow:inColumn:, the browser displays the second column. It
sees "rdm" while doing this, so it displays the third column, as well.

It then stops, waiting for me to slide the third column down to "Work",
whereupon it displays the fourth column. If I slide that down to
"projects", the fifth through seventh columns appear.

What I can't figure out how to do is to get the @!#$% thing to slide the
columns down automagically. I've looked over the Framework, but there's
clearly a call I'm missing. Help?

-r
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