The docs recommend only using insertText for actual user input. It
recommends using NSTextContainer, although you can also just use
NSText's methods for what your doing. Look at -string and -setString:
-Adam Leonard
On Jan 3, 2006, at 8:48 PM, Chad Armstrong wrote:
I have an NSTextView, named textView, and I want to insert some
text in it to be displayed. So, here is the snippet of code I call:
[textView insertText:@"Hello"];
However, from the tests I've run, nothing appears. Am I completely
missing the point for something here, or do I need to tell the
NSTextView to refresh itself?
Chad
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