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This document describes SourceView, a Cocoa sample application that demonstrates using an outline view to display file system data like in Finder. It shows features like loading dictionary data from files, drag and drop, obtaining file icons, and more. The sample supports sandboxing and requires OS X 10.6 or later.

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This document describes SourceView, a Cocoa sample application that demonstrates using an outline view to display file system data like in Finder. It shows features like loading dictionary data from files, drag and drop, obtaining file icons, and more. The sample supports sandboxing and requires OS X 10.6 or later.

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SourceView ========== "SourceView" is a Cocoa sample application that demonstrates how to use NSOutlin eView driven by NSTreeController and

various other Cocoa classes to produce a Fi nder-like source view. Among the features demonstrated are - Source outline view using NSOutlineView using a custom outline cell ImageAndTe xtCell, - Loading dictionary data from disk using [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOf File ] to populate the outline view, - Outline view uses selection highlight style: NSTableViewSelectionHighlightStyl eSourceList, which gives is a gradient-style selection. - Icon view of directories using NSCollectionView, - Viewing URLs using WebView, - Outline view drag and drop support for URLs and file system-based objects (fro m Safari, Finder, etc), - Factoring or organizing its various NSViews into a separate nib using NSViewCo ntroller, - Factoring or organizing its various Windows into a separate nib using NSWindow Controller, - Obtaining file system icons using NSWorkspace, - NSplitView sub-pane size management during divider resize, - Using template images in our buttons such as NSImageNameAddTemplate and NSImag eNameRemoveTemplate, - NSWindow edge alteration using [NSWindow setContentBorderThickness] Note: This sample has been upgraded to support "sandboxing". Some of the changes worth noting are: 1) All access to specific file system-based locations outside of the app's s andbox have been removed. 2) for the WebView to allow targeting URLs, the entitlement "com.apple.secur ity.network.client" is turned on (or "Allow Outgoing Connections") =========================================================================== BUILD REQUIREMENTS: OS X 10.8 or later =========================================================================== RUNTIME REQUIREMENTS: OS X 10.6.x or later =========================================================================== USING THE SAMPLE: Simply build and run the sample using Xcode, launch SourceView and examine the c ontents in the outline view. The first section "Devices" is automatically added with the help of: [[NSWorkspa ce sharedWorkspace] mountedLocalVolumePaths]. The second section "Places" is als o automatically added by the window controller. The sections following are determined by the external Outline.dict file, read in as a NSDictionary and populated into the NSOutlineView. You can experiment on your own with adding and removing items in this file.

=========================================================================== CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS VERSIONS: 1.0 - First Release 1.1 - Upgraded to support 10.6, now builds 3-way Universal (ppc, i386, x86_64), fixed a bug when removing a folder failed to update the detail view. 1.2 - Upgraded for Xcode 4.3/Lion, removed all compiler warnings, plugged up som e memory leaks, leveraging improvements to Obj-C runtime. 1.3 - Fixed bug in setting the webView's URL. 1.4 - Replaced deprecated "compositeToPoint" API, updated to adopt current best practices for Objective-C, now supports sandboxing. =========================================================================== Copyright (C) 2007-2013 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.

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