FROM : Daniel Zitter
DATE : Sat Nov 23 02:40:36 2002
While running my application, I noticed that after bringing the font
panel forward (cmd-t), the plain-text text view's delegate was getting
called (textView:shouldChangeTextInRange:replacementString:) indicating
that a font change had taken place. This led to the observation that
NSFontManager's orderFrontFontPanel: sets the text's font, though often
it is difficult to notice this because it is generally the same font.
To reproduce this:
- Launch TextEdit
- Open a plain-text document.
- Open the font panel.
- Now the plain-text document has been edited.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
TIA,
Dan
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DATE : Sat Nov 23 02:40:36 2002
While running my application, I noticed that after bringing the font
panel forward (cmd-t), the plain-text text view's delegate was getting
called (textView:shouldChangeTextInRange:replacementString:) indicating
that a font change had taken place. This led to the observation that
NSFontManager's orderFrontFontPanel: sets the text's font, though often
it is difficult to notice this because it is generally the same font.
To reproduce this:
- Launch TextEdit
- Open a plain-text document.
- Open the font panel.
- Now the plain-text document has been edited.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
TIA,
Dan
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