FROM : Jens Alfke
DATE : Fri May 30 06:53:58 2008
On 29 May '08, at 11:03 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
> Apparently, NSTextStorage does not conform to NSCopying, even
> though its
> superclass (NSAttributedString) does. Has something changed
> recently with
> NSTextStorage that makes "copy" not work?
Is there a reason you need to use NSTextStorage instead of
NSAttributedString? Generally the only place NSTextStorage is used is
in the innards of NSTextViews.
I'm not sure what -copy would do with an NSTextStorage, since it
inherits from NSMutableAttributedString, and copying an
NSMutableAttributedString returns an NSAttributedString. In other
words, copying mutable objects returns immutable ones. Have you tried
using -mutableCopy instead?
—Jens
DATE : Fri May 30 06:53:58 2008
On 29 May '08, at 11:03 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
> Apparently, NSTextStorage does not conform to NSCopying, even
> though its
> superclass (NSAttributedString) does. Has something changed
> recently with
> NSTextStorage that makes "copy" not work?
Is there a reason you need to use NSTextStorage instead of
NSAttributedString? Generally the only place NSTextStorage is used is
in the innards of NSTextViews.
I'm not sure what -copy would do with an NSTextStorage, since it
inherits from NSMutableAttributedString, and copying an
NSMutableAttributedString returns an NSAttributedString. In other
words, copying mutable objects returns immutable ones. Have you tried
using -mutableCopy instead?
—Jens
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