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Added explanation of the NSBrowserCell stuff.

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@ -146,6 +146,37 @@ installed the GNUstep Makefile Pacakge and the GNUstep Base Library.
@node Classes, Tools, Configuration, Top @node Classes, Tools, Configuration, Top
@chapter Special Features of GUI Classes. @chapter Special Features of GUI Classes.
@menu
* NSBrowserCell::
@end menu
@node NSBrowserCell, , Classes, Classes
@section NSBrowserCell
GNUstep NSBrowserCell has an experimental feature (disabled by default),
which you may turn on by setting the @code{GSBrowserCellFontify}
user default to @code{YES}.
To turn it on, issue the command:
@smallexample
defaults write NSGlobalDomain GSBrowserCellFontify YES
@end smallexample
To turn it off:
@smallexample
defaults delete NSGlobalDomain GSBrowserCellFontify
@end smallexample
When the feature is on, NSBrowserCell draws its text with a different
font and color depending on whether it is a leaf or not a leaf.
For example, when the feature is on, in a SavePanel (or OpenPanel), directory
entries are drawn in darkgray bold system font, while non-directory
entries are drawn in black non-bold system font.
This feature is experimental, and is very likely to be changed
if not completely removed in future versions of GNUstep.
@node Tools, Implementation, Classes, Top @node Tools, Implementation, Classes, Top
@chapter Tools Included with gstep-gui. @chapter Tools Included with gstep-gui.
@ -323,6 +354,9 @@ for menus or buttons); for example, usually 'Quit' on the main
menu of an application is bound to 'q', so you may usually quit menu of an application is bound to 'q', so you may usually quit
a GNUstep application by pressing @kbd{Command - q}. a GNUstep application by pressing @kbd{Command - q}.
@item @key{CONTROL} and @key{ALTERNATE} are two additional modifiers. @item @key{CONTROL} and @key{ALTERNATE} are two additional modifiers.
A typical use of @key{ALTERNATE} is to scroll by pages rather than
by lines; you have to press @key{ALTERNATE} while acting on a scrollbar
with the mouse.
@end itemize @end itemize
@c @c
By default, GNUstep uses @code{Control_L} (left Ctrl) By default, GNUstep uses @code{Control_L} (left Ctrl)
@ -444,7 +478,7 @@ so you may move the wm shortcuts that you do not use to keys
which do not conflict (at least not too much) with GNUstep. which do not conflict (at least not too much) with GNUstep.
Usually, to use GNUstep keyboard shortcuts efficiently Usually, to use GNUstep keyboard shortcuts efficiently
you need the @key{COMMAND} and @key{CONTROL} key free you need the @key{COMMAND} and @key{CONTROL} key free
from window manager interferences; you may instead share from window manager interferences; you may perhaps share
the @key{ALTERNATE} key, which is used less, the @key{ALTERNATE} key, which is used less,
or in conjunction with @key{COMMAND}. or in conjunction with @key{COMMAND}.