Please don't. The Tiger version of CoreText is a substantially
different framework than the one in Leopard, in ways both obvious and
subtle. Obviously there's nothing we can do to stop someone from
reverse-engineering the Tiger framework, but we would hate for a third-
party developer to end up with no recourse for a bug due to the
developer's use of undocumented and unsupported interfaces.
For developers who want to use CoreText in Leopard but also deploy for
Tiger, I would suggest looking at the headerdoc for
CTGetCoreTextVersion() in <CoreText/CoreText.h>. Cheers,
Ned
On Oct 30, 2007, at 2:45 PM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
Rumour has it that there's even an (albeit in many ways broken)
version of CoreText available on 10.4, but I haven't tried that
myself. It's undocumented, but of course unlikely to change, so you
can probably use it if it works, using the 10.5 docs as a guide.
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