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> Just looked but it uses two different nstextview and a subclass of
> nsmutablestring used to wrap text from nstextview a to final
> destination nstextview b (wrapped). It does not work with a single
> nstextview.
So, applying the following to your existing text view doesn't help?
NSTextView *tv;
NSArray *lines;
// Get the individual lines as laid out by the text-view with
(soft or hard) newlines.
lines = [tv lines];
// Return a single string with hard newlines in all the places
where the text-view broke it
return [lines componentsJoinedByString: @"\n"];
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I.S.
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