Sorry, I didn't post code because it was in Pascal, but it's easy
enough to read (remember the old Inside Macintosh books?). I could re-
write in Objective-C if anyone needed...
setMaxSize: and setWidthTracksTextView: are the culprits here and
simply reversing them doesn't work because I don't which "max size"
would correspond to "wrapping". Thanks for helping.
The code:
textView.setHorizontallyResizable(true);
layoutSize := textView.maxSize;
layoutSize.width := layoutSize.height;
textView.setMaxSize(layoutSize);
textView.textContainer.setWidthTracksTextView(false);
textView.textContainer.setContainerSize(layoutSize);
On Apr 28, 2009, at 6:55 AM, Martin Wierschin wrote:
After reading through the archives I learned how to turn off word
wrapping in NSTextView by calling a few methods in both NSText and
NSTextContainer but calling them in reverse order (reverting the
effect) did not restore word wrapping properly.
In particular I think the problem is setContainerSize. If I set it
to a fixed width, text is wrapped but I would like it to follow the
view bounds like it did originally. Is there a meta-value or
something else I need to give it?
I suppose you've called setWidthTracksTextView: and
setHeightTracksTextView: as needed? If you post your code it would
be easier to help you.
~Martin
Regards,
Josef
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