> In practice it probably won't because I believe the Cocoa typesetter
> always produces more glyphs than characters (eg: inserting null glyphs
> as padding).
I'm not sure that's true - sometimes, multiple characters get replaced by a
single glyph (i.c.o. ligatures). In other words: It can c
ferent after layout has finished. I do have
noncontiguous layout enabled, but the above seems to work nicely either way.
Thanks again!
All the best,
Keith
- Original Message
From: Martin Wierschin
To: Keith Blount
Cc: Cocoa Developers
Sent: Fri, March 12, 2010 10:52:07 PM
Subjec
Hello Keith!
- (void)forceInitialLayout
{
NSInteger charIndex = (5 > [[self textStorage] length] ? [[self
textStorage] length] : 5);
if (charIndex > 0)
{
charIndex -= 1;
[layoutManagerlocationForGlyphAtIndex:charIndex];
You shouldn't play loose which character/glyph indexes. I'm sur
Hello,
I have a page layout view, roughly based on the one in TextEdit although not
quite the same. When text gets loaded into the page layout view, I need to
force layout so that at least the first few pages get added (or removed if I'm
replacing text that was already in there) properly. So fa
