Returns the NSBrowserCell class (regardless of whether a -setCellClass: message has been sent to a particular instance). This method is not meant to be used by applications.

See Also: -setCellClass:

Returns whether the arrow keys are enabled. By default YES.

See Also: -setAcceptsArrowKeys:

Adds a column to the right of the last column, adjusts subviews and scrolls to make the new column visible if needed.

Returns whether the user can select branch items when multiple selection is enabled. By default YES.

See Also: -setAllowsBranchSelection:

Returns whether there can be nothing selected. By default YES.

See Also: -setAllowsEmptySelection:

Returns whether the user can select multiple items. By default YES.

See Also: -allowsMultipleSelection

Returns the NSBrowser's prototype NSCell instance.

See Also: -setCellPrototype:

Returns the column number in which matrix is located. Returns -1 if matrix is not found.

Returns the NSBrowser's delegate.

See Also: -setDelegate:

Updates the NSBrowser to display all loaded columns.

See Also: -displayColumn: -tile

Updates the NSBrowser to display the column with the given index.

Responds to (single) mouse clicks in a column of the NSBrowser.

See Also: -doDoubleClick:

Responds to double-clicks in a column of the NSBrowser.

See Also: -doClick: -sendAction:to:

Returns the NSBrowser's double-click action method.

See Also: -setDoubleAction:

Returns the rectangle containing the column at index column.

Returns whether an NSScroller is used to scroll horizontally. By default a NSBrowser has a horizontal scroller.

See Also: -setHasHorizontalScroller:

Returns whether columns display titles. By default a NSBrowser displays titles.

See Also: -setTitled:

Returns the index of the last column loaded.

See Also: -setLastColumn:

Returns the class of NSMatrix used in the NSBrowser's columns.

See Also: -setMatrixClass:

Returns the matrix located in the column identified by index column. Returns nil if the matrix does not exists

Returns the maximum number of visible columns. By default a NSBrowser has 3 visible columns.

See Also: -setMaxVisibleColumns:

Returns the minimum column width in pixels.

See Also: -setMinColumnWidth:

Returns the number of columns visible.

See Also: -firstVisibleColumn -lastVisibleColumn

Returns the browser's current path.

See Also: -pathToColumn:

Returns the path separator. The default is "/".

See Also: -setPathSeparator:

Returns a string representing the path from the first column up to, but not including, the column at index column.

See Also: -path

Returns YES if NSMatrix objects aren't freed when their columns are unloaded. By default a NSBrowser does not reuses their columns.

See Also: -setReusesColumns: [NSMatrix -renewRows:columns:]

Scrolls to make the column at index column visible.

See Also: -scrollColumnsRightBy: -scrollColumnsLeftBy:

Scrolls columns left by shiftAmount columns.

See Also: -scrollColumnsRightBy: -scrollColumnToVisible:

Scrolls columns right by shiftAmount columns.

See Also: -scrollColumnsLeftBy: -scrollColumnToVisible:

Selects all NSCells in the last column of the NSBrowser.

See Also: [NSMatrix -selectAll:]

Selects the cell at index row in the column identified by index column. If the delegate method -browser:selectRow:inColumn: is implemented, this is its responsability to select the cell. This method adds a NSBrowser column if needed and deselects other selections if the browser does not allows multiple selection.

See Also: -loadedCellAtRow:column: -browser:selectRow:inColumn: [NSMatrix -selectCellAtRow:column:]

Returns the last (rightmost and lowest) selected NSCell. Returns nil if no cell is selected

See Also: -selectedCells -selectedCellInColumn:

Returns the last (lowest) NSCell that's selected in column. Returns nil if no cell is selected

See Also: -selectedCell -selectedCells

Returns a NSArray of selected cells in the rightmost column. Returns nil if no cell is selected.

See Also: -selectedCell -selectedCellInColumn: [NSMatrix selectedCells]

Returns the row index of the selected cell in the column specified by index column. Returns -1 if no cell is selected

See Also: -selectedCellInColumn: [NSMatrix -selectedRow]

Returns the index path of the selected item, or nil if there is no selection.