I found the solution.
Just do [theTextView didChangeText] in the end of the changes.
Thanks
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Peng
On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 2:08 PM, Kyle Sluder wrote:
> Mutating an attributed string doesn't count as "key-value coding", even if
> the string itself is exposed as a KVC-compliant property.
>
> S
Mutating an attributed string doesn't count as "key-value coding", even if the
string itself is exposed as a KVC-compliant property.
Since the only KVC-compliant change for the textStorage property would be to
change it to a completely new object instance, and that would be very wasteful,
you w
On 2013 Apr 23, at 14:41, Peng Gu wrote:
Peng, I don't quite understand all of what you're doing there, but from this
remark,
> The code above works, but core data won't save the attributes changes
> unless I type some words in the Textview. Calling moc to commit editting
> doesn't save the ch
I have a textview that is binding to Core data, I want to be able to
highlight the selected text in the textview.
*[self.textStorage addAttribute:NSBackgroundColorAttributeName value:[
NSColor yellowColor] range:self.selectedRange];*
The code above works, but core data won't save the attributes c
