I don't know know if there's a better way, but I call my selection-
fixing code in -selectionRangeForProposedRange:granularity:, and also
in the following NSTextView overrides if the selected range length is
0 (if it's not zero, presumably it's already been fixed by -
selectionRangeForPropose
That didn't seem to help. I tried overriding selectedRanges, and that makes you
delete the whole range when you are clicked in it (good), but nothing seems to
help the case of trying to simply backspace from the end of the range. In this
case the selected range is not relevant because you are no
On Feb 3, 2009, at 5:24 PM, Chris Idou wrote:
So I want it that if you try and delete any character that is part
of a token, it deletes the entire token.
So I'm overriding rangeForUserTextChange to return a different
range if the current range includes any part of a token.
This seems to w
I'm trying to use NSTextView so that it has tokens in the text (kind of like
NSTokenField).
So I want it that if you try and delete any character that is part of a token,
it deletes the entire token.
So I'm overriding rangeForUserTextChange to return a different range if the
current range incl
