Re: How to display NSStrokeColorAttributeName on the NSColorPanel
Re: How to display NSStrokeColorAttributeName on the NSColorPanel
- Subject: Re: How to display NSStrokeColorAttributeName on the NSColorPanel
- From: Willeke <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2014 12:50:54 +0100
You have to disconnect the NSColorPanel and the NSTextView. You can do this by switching off "Font Panel" of the NSTextView.
- Willeke
Op 3 feb 2014, om 20:45 heeft Leonardo het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Willeke,
> Yes, I click on the oForeColorWell, it gets activated and opens the
> NSColorPanel open. Then when the NSTextView is the first responder, any time
> I press the right or left arrow key and the text selection changes, the
> color panel and the colorWell display the text foreColor. I would like to to
> the same with the strokeColor, but I can't succeed.
>
> Regards
> -- Leonardo
>
>
>> Da: Willeke <email@hidden>
>> Data: Sun, 2 Feb 2014 13:25:46 +0100
>> A: Leonardo <email@hidden>
>> Oggetto: Re: How to display NSStrokeColorAttributeName on the NSColorPanel
>>
>>
>> Op 1 feb 2014, om 17:12 heeft Leonardo het volgende geschreven:
>>
>>> It seems that, since the oStrokeColorWell is active, it automatically gets
>>> its color value from the selected text. I would like to override the method
>>> from which it takes the color value, but I cannot guess which one it is.
>>> I unsuccessfully tried - (NSColor*)textColor; And I even tried to not to
>>> override the method below textViewDidChangeSelection. Same trouble.
>>> Any idea?
>>
>> How are the oForeColorWell and the text synchronized? Is the color panel open?
>>
>> - Willeke
>
>
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