Heh, whoops. Maybe I should read the documentation better. The warning
is already there, I just missed it:
"NSTextStorage also defines a set of methods ... useful for getting
and setting scriptable properties of NSTextStorage objects... In
particular, using thecharacters, words or paragraphs methods or their
corresponding setter methods is an inefficient way to manipulate the
text storage, since these methods create and return many objects."
-Steven
On Jun 4, 2008, at 4:04 PM, Douglas Davidson wrote:
Anything in NSTextStorageScripting.h (like -paragraphs) is really
intended for scripting only; stay away from it for other purposes.
You should file a bug against the documentation to include a warning
to that effect. If you want to go through text by paragraphs, you
should use [[textStorage string] paragraphRangeForRange:] or related
methods.
Douglas Davidson
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