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Re: Print a NSTextView on two (or more) columns

Subject: Re: Print a NSTextView on two (or more) columns
From: David Phillip Oster <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2006 20:17:21 -0700

At 17 Jun 2006 22:38:09 +0200, J?r?me Paschoud <email@hidden> wrote:

Thanks but TextSizing doesn't have anything to do with printing...

Yes, it will print, if you copy it, then, in Interface Builder, in TextSizingExample.nib, add a standard File ,menu, and delete the existing one. Re-run it, and it will print.

However, it doesn't print by default in two columns. My guess is that since [-didSwapIn] makes the textview the first responder, and as such it gets the print command, andjust prints itself. Clearly, that will never work.

Instead make the NSView into a custom class, follow the standard instructions on making a NSView print, but using the TextSizing code to produce the two columns.

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