On Oct 13, 2005, at 12:40 AM, Jesse Sng wrote:
Has anyone attempted to implement the kind of browser set of fields
that you see in iTunes and in the OS X Finder? I need to design
something like that for a particular application that will allow
the user to browser a hierarchical set of
Hi guys,
im working on such a hierarchical beast... but with not just files
involved (i have active directory domains,
subnets, servers, drives, shares, files in use, etc...
i'll try to simplify... After i fix my PC's overheating issues...
As for incremental searches, it's just a look
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Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 12:40:22 +0800
From: Jesse Sng [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Browser Fields
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Hi,
Has anyone attempted
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As for incremental searches, it's just a look searching the next word and
adding the findings to the
results list. Isn't it? Let me know if you can't see how it's done...
Yes and no.
Please explain in what way it is incremental? search words, searching
Subject: Re: Browser Fields
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for incremental searches, it's just a look searching the
next word
and adding the findings to the results list. Isn't it? Let
me know if
you can't see how it's done...
Yes and no.
Please explain in what way
Hi,
Has anyone attempted to implement the kind of browser set of fields
that you see in iTunes and in the OS X Finder? I need to design
something like that for a particular application that will allow the
user to browser a hierarchical set of data that is partitioned into
categories and