FROM : Steve Mykytyn
DATE : Wed Nov 13 20:54:05 2002
I need to keep a list of styles for text: font, size, style, color, etc.
for the user interface, i'd like to have the user simply change any/all
of those for a fixed string of text, like "Sample", or perhaps have the
text change in response to the chosen attributes, e.g. "Helvetica 24
bold".
Is it possible to have an NSTextView where users can edit attributes
but not text? I'm guessing not...
So i suppose the next best thing would be to make a subclass of NSView
that responded to the various text attribute selectors...
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DATE : Wed Nov 13 20:54:05 2002
I need to keep a list of styles for text: font, size, style, color, etc.
for the user interface, i'd like to have the user simply change any/all
of those for a fixed string of text, like "Sample", or perhaps have the
text change in response to the chosen attributes, e.g. "Helvetica 24
bold".
Is it possible to have an NSTextView where users can edit attributes
but not text? I'm guessing not...
So i suppose the next best thing would be to make a subclass of NSView
that responded to the various text attribute selectors...
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Steve Mykytyn | Nov 13, 20:54 | |
| Max Seelemann | Nov 13, 21:04 | |
| Douglas Davidson | Nov 13, 21:16 | |
| Jonathan Chaffer | Nov 13, 21:20 |






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