Re: Position of the selection cursor in an NSTextField
Re: Position of the selection cursor in an NSTextField
- Subject: Re: Position of the selection cursor in an NSTextField
- From: Scott Little <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 20:20:05 +0100
David,
The last message that I sent regarding "Re: Filtering tableview
problems" actually contains the code I was looking for to send in that
message. It is similar to what I have below, and the answer is yes it
will give you the cursor position even WITHOUT a selection. In that
case the location is the cussor position and the .length value of the
struct will be zero
Scott
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scott little
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On 23 Feb, 2004, at 19:38, David Dauer wrote:
"Scott Little" <email@hidden> schrieb am 23.02.2004 18:40 Uhr :
try [[myWindow fieldEditor: forObject:myTextField]
selectedRange].location
Although this method (selectedRange) exists for the actual field
itself, I beleive that you need to use the actual field editor (of
which there is only one per active window).
At least this is how I understand it :-)
Thanks, but I need the actual position of the cursor without that any
text
is selected.
Is that possible?
Thanks again
David
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