FROM : I. Savant
DATE : Sun Jan 13 18:52:54 2008
> I was wondering what kind of view object the finder/itunes sidebar is?
In Leopard, this is a standard NSOutlineView or NSTableView with
the "Highlight: Source List" option selected. To achieve the icons in
each row, search for "ImageAndTextCell", for which there are a
thousand examples.
There are recent threads on this list that discuss how to achieve
the more polished elements that iTunes and Finder use (the drop-caps
headers, etc.
--
I.S.
DATE : Sun Jan 13 18:52:54 2008
> I was wondering what kind of view object the finder/itunes sidebar is?
In Leopard, this is a standard NSOutlineView or NSTableView with
the "Highlight: Source List" option selected. To achieve the icons in
each row, search for "ImageAndTextCell", for which there are a
thousand examples.
There are recent threads on this list that discuss how to achieve
the more polished elements that iTunes and Finder use (the drop-caps
headers, etc.
--
I.S.
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