Hello Leonardo,
You are correct that your dirty workaround is not very good, since it won't
handle many cases. Since the typesetter inserts a hyphen glyph into the glyph
stream whenever hyphenation occurs, perhaps you should check for the presence
of that glyph at the end of each line fragment using -[NSLayoutManager
glyphAtIndex:].
Another potential approach: you might subclass the typesetter and override
-[NSTypesetter shouldBreakLineByHyphenatingBeforeCharacterAtIndex:] and record
the instances where super returns YES.
I hope that helps,
~Martin Wierschin
> It works, but "textLine" doens't contain the hyphenation dash, if visible in
> the textView. For example, if the text line ends with "last word of the li-"
> I just get "last word of the li".
>
> I have found a dirty workaround
>
> if(lineGlyphRange.length > lineTextRange.length)
> {
> // I manually add a dash "-" at the end of the textLine extracted.
> }
>
> but I guess it will not work in many other cases, e.g. when the glyphs are
> more than the chars because of some umlaut...
> How to get that dash, if any? Thank you.
>
>
> Regards
> -- Leonardo
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