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Re: How to use color in panther's Font Panel ?
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Re: How to use color in panther's Font Panel ?


  • Subject: Re: How to use color in panther's Font Panel ?
  • From: Sergey Mastykash <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 16:33:26 +0200

1. If you're using panther, you can test separate color change in default TextEdit.
2. I'm not using text View. There is document view, that contains all object like text, images etc. Text object exist only in my document view, and there is no separate view for it.



On Nov 12, 2003, at 4:17 PM, Piers Uso Walter wrote:


On 12. Nov 2003, at 14:55, Sergey Mastykash wrote:

You're right. But, if it's needed to change background color or effects color (underline, strikethrough) ? This approach can only change color of text.
Next problem that I'm not a final user, I'm programmer. So, it's not the best way to force users use this method of color changing.

I do not think that the current text system allows for separate font, strikethrough, and underline colors.

I'd be glad to stand corrected on this, though, so please keep me informed if you find a way to separate these colors.

Regarding the question of how to intercept color panel actions programmatically, I don't know because I've never tried doing that.

You write:
When, for example, user clicks font color button in font panel, color panel appears. But changing color doesn't affect on my document, because of font panel becomes first responder, and message changeColor is sending to it, not to my View.

I think it behaves different if the user has selected text. I am not sure about the exakt message flow but when you've selected text, all font panel actions apply immediately to the selected text. If this means that the TextView becomes first responder when text is selected, I haven't checked, though.
It's also possible that the text view always is first responder but chooses to forward the event to the font panel when no text is selected. Or that the TextView is a delegate of the font panel and gets the message in this way. Using the debugger, you should be able to find why color panel actions affect text selections.


With kind regards

Piers Uso Walter <email@hidden>
ilink Kommunikationssysteme GmbH
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