Heh, whoops. Maybe I should read the documentation better. The warning
is already there, I just missed it:
"NSTextStorage also defines a set of methods ... useful for getting
and setting scriptable properties of NSTextStorage objects... In
particular, using thecharacters, words or paragraph
Have you tried turning on GC? At least that will move object
finalization into a background thread.
You might want to look at NSLayoutManager -
setAllowsNonContiguousLayout:
With both of these changes in place, and a bit of optimization on my
part (apparently, [[myTextView textStorage]
re-created every time I update the string or
something?
On Jun 3, 2008, at 5:51 PM, Nick Zitzmann wrote:
On Jun 3, 2008, at 6:43 PM, Steven Moore wrote:
I'm trying to use an NSTextView to display the output of a shell
script, but when my script outputs too much data, too quickly (on
I'm trying to use an NSTextView to display the output of a shell
script, but when my script outputs too much data, too quickly (on the
order of a dozen lines nearly simultaneously), my app gives up with a
pinwheel. I'm using an NSPipe to get the data,
readInBackgroundAndNotify to know when
