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Re: After inserting link into text, link continues as user types

Subject: Re: After inserting link into text, link continues as user types
From: Martin Wierschin <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2006 16:59:33 -0800

Under 10.4, the link inserts fine, and any text the user types after the link, space or not, does not take on the link attribute. Under 10.3.9, however, whatever the user types includes the link.

I'm going to guess that Apple added code to NSTextView to disallow the link attribute from propagating via the typing attributes. You will want to do either:

1. After you insert the new hyperlinked text, strip the NSLinkAttributeName from the current typing attributes. 2. Override NSTextView's setTypingAttributes to disallow NSLinkAttributeName in the proper circumstances.

Hope this helps,

~Martin
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