I'm trying to export the content of my NSTextView to an HTML page.
I get the HTML code using

NSDictionary      *attributes = [NSDictionary
dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:NSHTMLTextDocumentType,
NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute, nil];
NSData              *htmlData = [textView dataFromRange:editedRange
attributes error:NULL];

Well, the style text contains wrong font names.
They are not the [NSFont fontName] nor the [NSFont displayName] nor the
[NSFont familyName]. For example:
- if I use the font name Helvetica-LightOblique, it returns 'Helvetica
Light'. And I get a different font look, as Times.
- if I use the font name GuardiLTStd-Black, it returns 'Guardi LT Std'. And
I get a different font look, not black.

Standing by the following table, I can't even replace the wrong font name in
the style text with the real fontName, because it seems it has not a real
logic.
fontName: Helvetica-LightOblique, displayName: Helvetica Light Oblique,
familyName: Helvetica
fontName: GuardiLTStd-Black, displayName: Guardi LT Std 95 Black,
familyName: Guardi LT Std

As I have seen, using the same text, iWeb properly exports the real font
names [NSFont displayName] and the HTML looks perfect.
Should I parse the attributedString and create the HTML code by myself?
Reinvent the wheel?
Is anybody who knows how to solve this trouble?


Regards
-- Leonardo


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