Subject: Re: NSTextView changes font
Gah, that sucks. Could you reply to the list and say this didn't do it? I
already deleted the original message... :(
Mark Teagarden wrote:
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> Yeah, I saw that too. I tried it - no joy. I'll keep studying.
>
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> On 3/10/
This seems to be some weirdness with IB. Just set the font
programatically instead and you're fine. The sample project I made
has a controller with this awakeFromNib in it:
- (void)awakeFromNib {
[textview setFont:[NSFont systemFontOfSize:36.0]];
[textview setRichText:NO];
I tried implementing the delegate method
–textView:shouldChangeTypingAttributes:toAttributes:, but it was never
called.
What do you mean by "whenever needed"?
If an NSTextField supported scrolling, that would have been ideal… I
just want my font to stick. I guess I assumed this would be simple.
I'd use setTypingAttributes: in the text view's delegate whenever
needed. In my code at least this often goes along with editing the
default paragraph style as well via setDefaultParagraphStyle:.
->Ben
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740.
I have an NSTextView in my app. The user can type whatever they want
into it.
In Interface Builder, I've set a nice large font. I've disabled rich
text, font changing, etc., so I was hoping that the font would always
stay the same.
However, if the user deletes the entire contents of the text
