On May 10, 2008, at 2:26 PM, Lincoln Green wrote:
- (NSRange)wordRangeForRange:(NSRange)range{
NSString *string = [NSString stringWithString:[[self string]
substringWithRange:range]];
if([string hasPrefix:@" "]){
[string stringByReplacingCharactersInRange:NSMakeRange(0, 1)
withString:@""];
Not sure why the above line is here, you are not using string after
this so why are you changing it?
range.location++;
}
NSString *op = [NSString stringWithString:[self string]];
int length = range.location;
int finished = 0;
while(finished != 1){
//2
if([op substringWithRange:NSMakeRange(length, 1)] == @" "){
try isEqualToString: instead of ==
finished = 1;
}else{
NSLog([op substringWithRange:NSMakeRange(length, 1)]);
//1
length++;
}
}
range.length = length;
return range;
}
This code is in an NSTextView subclass.
Can anyone tell why it would not work as a wordRangeForRange:
implementation? When I run it, my loop at //2 doesn't stop until
"length" exceeds my character count, even though at //1, My console
logs a space. Any suggestions? Also, if this is not clear, post in
and I will try to explain it more clearly.
Thanks!
Lincoln Green
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http://www.binkworks.com/
--Nathan
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