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Why won't my TextView contents become a string?
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Why won't my TextView contents become a string?


  • Subject: Why won't my TextView contents become a string?
  • From: Ryan Hale <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Aug 2002 22:40:26 -0500

I've looked over my code but can't seem to find the error. "boldText" is
the contents of an NSTextView. I want the contents to be placed in a
string so that I can add the string to "theText" and insert it into my
main document.

What happens is IB gives me a strange error. I'm [linking] an image.

code:
<File attached: OHHorizontalRule.pdf>

- (IBAction)addBoldText
<File attached: frown.png>id)sender
{
NSMutableString *boldText;
NSString *theText;
NSRange theRange;
NSRange rangeToSelect;

boldText = [theTextView string];

// build the string, trivial
theText = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@", boldText];

// Here we force the text view to become the first responder, so
that the
// selection is visually displayed properly if there is no selection
[[theTextView window] makeFirstResponder:theTextView];

// insert the string that we've built above
[theTextView insertText:theText];

// get the current selected range (which will be right after
// the just inserted text)
theRange=[theTextView selectedRange];

// calculate the range that will contain the text that is contained
within the
// construct that we've just built. Odds are that the user may
want to edit it.
// you may want to modify this so that holding down different
modifier keys will
// provide you with different selection behaviours
rangeToSelect.location=(theRange.location-4)-[boldText length];
rangeToSelect.length=[boldText length];
[theTextView setSelectedRange:rangeToSelect];

// we're done! So we need to return YES
// returnValue=YES;
}
<File attached: 1__#$!@%!#__OHHorizontalRule.pdf>

Image: http://homepage.mac.com/rhale1/app-error.jpg

PS: This is an HTML Editor. That may be obvious due to the "b" tags.

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