You are absolutely right, Martin. That was I have thought at the beginning.
But it didn't worked. Now I have checked more deeply and looks like I have a
bug in my responders chain which prevents me from getting changeAttributes:.
Best Regards,
Rimas M.
On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 1:04 AM, Martin Wie
> Delegate methods could be used if there is an editable textview. But what if
> not? For other things we have "changeFont:, changeColor:,
> changeAttributes:". Unfortunately, neither of them are called by action I
> have mentioned.
The actions you mentioned, font typography options set via Appl
Delegate methods could be used if there is an editable textview. But what if
not? For other things we have "changeFont:, changeColor:,
changeAttributes:". Unfortunately, neither of them are called by action I
have mentioned.
Regards,
Rimas M.
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Mike Abdullah wrote:
NSTextView has plenty of other delegate methods that will tell you why a change
is about to happen. Use those to decide how to handle after the change has
occurred.
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On 24 Aug 2011, at 11:39 AM, "Rimas M." wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> I am wondering - how it is possible to catc
Hello folks,
I am wondering - how it is possible to catch action, when sender is a
Typography (the one that can be found in Fonts panels action menu at the
left bottom side - http://db.tt/CC1hX8c )? If I have a text view with
selection and I choose something in it (for example Alternative stylisti
