Re: NSTextView text changes size

FROM : Daryn
DATE : Thu Nov 28 00:45:12 2002

On Wednesday, November 27, 2002, at 03:06  PM, Douglas Davidson wrote:
> If you really don't care what font is used, you can do what you are
> doing, i.e. never specify a font and let the text view figure one out
> for itself.  If you do care, then set the font yourself, either via
> the NSTextView, by calling setTypingAttributes: or setFont:, or else
> by operating on the NSTextStorage and setting a font attribute there.

If the strings being appended are attributed strings, using these
messages to force a font cause the existing front traits such as
boldness to be lost as well (last I checked).

> Multiple fonts not allowed merely means that the user is not allowed
> to set multiple fonts.  Programmatic changes are a different matter.

How would one go about preventing programatic changes?  What part of
the text system does the automatic font substitution?  Essentially what
method(s) can be overridden to lock in a font?

Daryn
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