Re: NSParagraphStyle questions
Re: NSParagraphStyle questions
- Subject: Re: NSParagraphStyle questions
- From: Gideon King <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2004 09:55:34 +1000
Thanks for the suggestion - I have found that both 000D and 2028 cause
a break, but both of them have the paragraphSpacingBefore gap drawn
before the paragraph. I would consider this a bug, as the paragraph end
marker 8233 should mark the end of a paragraph, and the
paragraphSpacingBefore should not be applied unless there is an actual
paragraph break. Unless I hear to the contrary on this, I think I'll
post a bug report on it (doesn't help me with my immediate problem of
creating a line break without the paragraph spacing though). Perhaps I
need to write my own paragraphSpacingBefore code (as per my second
question) to get what I am looking for in the short term...
Gideon
On Friday, January 2, 2004, at 03:19 AM, Kaelin Colclasure wrote:
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On Jan 1, 2004, at 8:49 AM, Gideon King wrote:
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> I am using NSParagraphStyle to set up paragraph formatting, an need
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> to insert a newline into a paragraph without it becoming a new
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> paragraph - if I insert a \n or 0x000A, there is no effect. If I
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> insert \r or 0x000D it creates a new paragraph with the spacing
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> before and after the paragraph etc. Does anyone have a solution that
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> will allow me to insert a new line without it becoming a new
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> paragraph?
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You want the Unicode character used to represent a "soft return" --
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I'm not sure, but I think the standard is:
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> 2028
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> LINE SEPARATOR
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> The text after the Line Separator starts at the beginning of the
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> line. No paragraph formatting is applied.
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> This is similar to HTML <BR>
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The above quote is from: http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr14/
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> Also, I am using the new paragraphSpacingBefore feature, which does
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> exactly what I need it to, but I need to ship my app on 10.2 - can
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> someone point me in the right direction to implementing a clone of
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> paragraphSpacingBefore? I'm fairly familiar with the different parts
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> of the text system, but am a bit unsure where to start with this one.
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Sorry, can't help you with that one. :-)
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-- Kaelin
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> TIA
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> Gideon
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