I tried implementing the delegate method
–textView:shouldChangeTypingAttributes:toAttributes:, but it was never
called.
What do you mean by "whenever needed"?
If an NSTextField supported scrolling, that would have been ideal… I
just want my font to stick. I guess I assumed this would be simple.
Ben Lachman wrote:
I'd use setTypingAttributes: in the text view's delegate whenever
needed. In my code at least this often goes along with editing the
default paragraph style as well via setDefaultParagraphStyle:.
->Ben
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On Mar 7, 2008, at 12:57 PM, John Stiles wrote:
I have an NSTextView in my app. The user can type whatever they want
into it.
In Interface Builder, I've set a nice large font. I've disabled rich
text, font changing, etc., so I was hoping that the font would always
stay the same.
However, if the user deletes the entire contents of the text view, it
magically changes back to Helvetica 12.
How can I avoid this behavior?
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