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Re: NSTextView insrting text

Subject: Re: NSTextView insrting text
From: Mike Abdullah <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 23:05:30 +0100

I think because it is not editable, one cannot "insert" text. However, you probably can replace the text in the field without making it editable.

So, get the contents, use stringWithFormat or whatever to get the new string, and place it in there.

Mike.

P.S. someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

On 30 Mar 2006, at 22:51PM, Paul L. Gribble wrote:

When adding text to an NSTextView using insertText: it seems only to work if the NSTextView is Editable. So I have a workaround where I set it to be editable, then insertText, then set it not to be editable (I want it to be sort of a readout for the user who should not be able to type in it).
I must be doing it wrong ...???
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