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Re: Text height for printing (fixed width)




Aki Inoue wrote:
Jérôme,

What you (and others) are observing here is the typesetter behavior difference between measurement and rendering.

You're using one of string drawing convenience to render text, but using NSLayoutManager for measurement.

Currently the string drawing convenience methods defined in NSStringDrawing.h are using NSTypesetterBehavior_10_2_WithCompatibility whereas the default setting for NSLayoutManager is NSTypesetterLatestBehavior.

This causes line height calculation mismatch.

A easy solution for your problem is to add the following line in - heightForStringDrawingV1:withFont:andWitdh:.
[layoutManager setTypesetterBehavior:NSTypesetterBehavior_10_2_WithCompatibility];


Ideally, you should use the same layout manager you used to measure for rendering (especially for performance).

Aki
This is the exact problem I was having as well. Thanks too.



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