Re: NSOpenPanel setCanChooseDirectories behavior
Re: NSOpenPanel setCanChooseDirectories behavior
- Subject: Re: NSOpenPanel setCanChooseDirectories behavior
- From: Christoph Gerdes <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 01 May 2006 22:39:36 +0200
I see your point but shouldn't there be an option like "Show Package
Contents" for NSOpenPanel or something like setCanChooseBundles or a
FileFilter? Right now users cannot navigate to some files they want to
open and, worse, they are allowed to open files (directories) which
weren't meant to be opened.
Christoph
Mike Abdullah wrote:
I would have thought it is intended, since there are many
directories/folders/bundles (whatever you want to call them) in OS X
that from the user's perspective are files.
Mike.
On 30 Apr 2006, at 11:18AM0, Christoph Gerdes wrote:
Hello,
I'm a bit puzzled by the behavior of setCanChooseDirectories of the
NSOpenPanel.
If I open a panel like this:
NSOpenPanel panel = NSOpenPanel.openPanel();
panel.setCanChooseDirectories(false);
panel.setCanChooseFiles(true);
NSArray fileTypes = new NSArray(new String[]{"xyz"});
panel.beginSheetForDirectory(null,
null,
fileTypes,
window,
this,
new NSSelector("panelDidEnd", new
Class[] {NSOpenPanel.class, int.class, Object.class}),
null);
then it is not possible to choose directories except their names end
with ".xyz". For directories with ".xyz" at the end of their names
the OK button is enabled. Is this behavior intended or is it a bug?
Thanks,
Christoph
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