I already find the way to parse correctly the attributed string, and
I can read the dictionary with NSColor key....
But the problem is the following:
My function returns me this line string: NSCalibratedRGBColorSpace
0.531465 1 0.821694 1
I need only the rgb value to convert it a a websafe color (or an html
version of this color)....
I cannot use the method [myAttributesDictionary
valueForKey:@"NSColor"]; because the string is filled with not only
the rgb values....
How can I do?
Thank you all for support
Andrea
Il giorno 21/feb/06, alle ore 01:49, Uli Kusterer ha scritto:
Am 20.02.2006 um 17:18 schrieb Andrea Salomoni:
ps: Already read the NSAttributedString doc....
Well, these docs mention the NSForegroundColorAttributeName
attribute, that it is an NSColor object, and they also mention you
can query attributes using -attribute:atIndex:effectiveRange:.
Since you probably know how to get the length of a string and loop
over it, I'm befuddled what else you are having a problem with.
Could you perhaps tell us what you have tried so far and what your
exact problem is?
Cheers,
-- M. Uli Kusterer http://www.zathras.de
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