Re: 10.11 Issues
Re: 10.11 Issues
- Subject: Re: 10.11 Issues
- From: Ron Reuter <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2015 17:10:53 -0500
| Doug,
> NSFont.monospacedDigitsSystemFontOfSize(SIZE weight:WEIGHT) That’s the Swift code for creating a font on the fly that has the desired glyphs. In ObjC, an example usage would be
NSFont *myFont = [NSFont monospacedDigitSystemFontOfSize:12.0 weight:NSFontWeightRegular];
You would then have to assign myFont to a control or otherwise cause it to be drawn to see how it looks. While this compiles on my machine using Xcode beta 7, I can’t test it yet. Curiously, while you might think NSFontWeightRegular would be backed by an integer, it is actually a CGFloat!
— Ron On Jun 14, 2015, at 4:29 PM, Doug Adams < email@hidden> wrote:
The switch mentioned in the video is:
NSFont.monospacedDigitsSystemFontOfSize(SIZE weight:WEIGHT)
How does one use that in ASOC? Or does one?
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