Cool, I overlooked that. Looks like it would cover that topic.
Still, I'm using mixed font style, color, etc, so rendering an
NSAttributedString to an image and passing it to the quartz comp is
working well for me.
Speaking of which, how would one check to see if an input port has
a valid image on it or not? I'm setting the port to nil when I'm
not using it, and it would be useful to check for that before
trying to do stuff with it.
You can use a couple input splitters in a schema like this:
Connecting an image output to a boolean input makes the boolean true
only if there's an image
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