Browsers display lists of data and allow users to select items from the list. They can hold one-dimensional lists or hierarchically organized lists of data such as directory paths. Browsers display these hierarchical levels in columns, which users can navigate using buttons or scrollers. An entry in a column can be either a leaf node or a branch node. Leaf nodes terminate a path; branch nodes, which have a right-arrow icon, lead into the next level in the hierarchy. – JimCath

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Cool, the new NSBrowser in Panther is finally as good as it is in the Finder. Yay! Smooth scrolling, resizable columns… yay!

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I am trying to reload an individual row of a column, and my current method of doing so is setting loaded=NO on the cell returned by loadedCellAtRow, then calling loadedCellAtRow again to reload the cell. I don’t want to have to reload the entire column (that scrolls the column to top). Is there a better way for doing this? – ACoolie