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From: Wolfgang Schreurs <
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Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 14:50:17 +0200
First of all I'd like to tell you I'm a beginning Cocoa programmer. I've worked through half of Aaron Hillegass book and I wanted to start programming on my own application.
I want to built an easy to use web editor (for an end user it will look more like a text editor).
What I want to do is select some text and press (e.g.) the Bold button to set the text font to Bold. I figured I would have to get the current selection and put a <B> tag in front of the selection and at the end of the selection, however, if the selection already has bold tags, then they have to be removed.
What is the best way to implement this? Should (1) I use something like selectedRange: to get the current selection, or (2) would it be better to use selectedDOMRange:?
If the second option would be recommended, how would I have to implement this function?
Could anyone also explain me what a 'selectedDOMRange' range is (maybe with some examples)?
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