> You can ask a window's contentView to render itself to an image, which
> is a lot "friendlier" than overwriting the user's pasteboard with your
> screenshot.
Thanks for pointing this out.
Indeed we can get a PDF (or EPS) containing the image using
NSData * data = [[myWindow contentView] dataWithPDFInsideRect: myRect];
which is cleaner than using the pasteboard.
But the question remains: how can I add text (from an NSString) to this PDF?
Or alternatively, like in my first attempt, how to include the PDF image into an RTFD file.
> I haven't used the text system enough to be
> exactly sure of the details, but I believe you'll have to create a
> text attachment for the image to go into.
Indeed, for the latter case I found a piece of code (in "Cocoa programming", Anguish, Buck, Yacktman) that uses a text attachment to read an image (tiff) file:
NSTextAttachment * att = [[[NSTextAttachment alloc] initWithFileWrapper: wrapper] autorelease];
NSAttributedString * attStr = [NSAttributedString attributedStringWithAttachment: att];
but I still don't know how to create such an attachment for PDF data in memory.
Any further suggestions?
Thanks for your help,
Arthur C.
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