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>>>>> On Wed, 30 Dec 1992 00:32:27 GMT, pfkeb@slac.stanford.edu (Paul Kunz) said:

>    I have a problem creating a two column NXBrowser with two columns being  
> displayed.   Can anybody tell me what I'm doing wrong.   In the init method  
> of the browser's degate I do

>     [[funcBrowser setMinColumnWidth:1] setMaxVisibleColumns:2];
>     [funcBrowser separateColumns:YES];

> as is recommended in the documentation of the -setMaxVisibleColumns method.    
> The second column is being loaded correctly, but only one column at a time  
> is being displayed.   The size of the cells in either column are small  
> enough that both columns can be displayed.

>    Am I missing something?

  This is a follow up to my own posting.   Still working on this
problem, I put the NXBrowser in a resizeable panel just to check that
my statement about the cells being small enough was true.   What I 
found was that if I resize this panel, then the browser displays
the two columns immediately.  This is true whether I make the panel
larger or smaller(!).

  So I'm still looking for the magic to make the browser display two
columns when it is first brought on screen.
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Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford University
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