On 22 Mar 08, at 01:46, Ian Jackson wrote:
I'd like to have my XML file read by my app, and save the file, or
display it in a NSTextView, as RTF (with the appropriate formatting
etc).
So I have been trying to use:
- (id)objectByApplyingXSLTAtURL:(NSURL *)xsltURL arguments:
(NSDictionary *)argumentserror:(NSError **)error
Which is happily giving me the HTML document that would be expected.
<...>
And these things either give an error in the console, or at best
just give HTML. Also, I can't see how any of these settings (except
the target properties) would give me RTF (rather than plain text).
Am I barking up the wrong tree here? I was expecting RTF output with
bigger bolder text corresponding to <h2> etc.
Reading the documentation, there doesn't appear to be any magic HTML-
>RTF pixie dust in objectByApplyingXSLTAtURL. To get RTF output,
you'll probably need to write a stylesheet that generates RTF data
instead of HTML.
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