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
On Jun 5, 2008, at 2:40 PM, Steven Moore wrote:
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
On Jun 3, 2008, at 9:32 PM, Nick Zitzmann wrote:
On Jun 3, 2008, at 7:25 PM, Steven Moore wrote:
It looks like most of the calls are coming from [NSArray
indexOfObjectIdenticalTo:], half of which are from
[NSSubTextStorage release] and [NSTextStorage
removeLayoutManager:]. I'm not
Have you tried turning on GC? At least that will move object
finalization into a background thread.
You might want to look at NSLayoutManager -
setAllowsNonContiguousLayout:
With both of these changes in place, and a bit of optimization on my
part (apparently, [[myTextView
On Jun 4, 2008, at 3:54 PM, Steven Moore wrote:
With both of these changes in place, and a bit of optimization on my
part (apparently, [[myTextView textStorage] paragraphs] comes with a
lot of overhead.. not surprising, when I think about it), my app is
in much better shape. I think the
I'm trying to use an NSTextView to display the output of a shell
script, but when my script outputs too much data, too quickly (on the
order of a dozen lines nearly simultaneously), my app gives up with a
pinwheel. I'm using an NSPipe to get the data,
readInBackgroundAndNotify to know when
On Jun 3, 2008, at 6:43 PM, Steven Moore wrote:
I'm trying to use an NSTextView to display the output of a shell
script, but when my script outputs too much data, too quickly (on
the order of a dozen lines nearly simultaneously), my app gives up
with a pinwheel. I'm using an NSPipe to get
It looks like most of the calls are coming from [NSArray
indexOfObjectIdenticalTo:], half of which are from [NSSubTextStorage
release] and [NSTextStorage removeLayoutManager:]. I'm not exactly
sure why, as I didn't think I was directly touching the layout
manager.. is it being re-created
On Jun 3, 2008, at 7:25 PM, Steven Moore wrote:
It looks like most of the calls are coming from [NSArray
indexOfObjectIdenticalTo:], half of which are from [NSSubTextStorage
release] and [NSTextStorage removeLayoutManager:]. I'm not exactly
sure why, as I didn't think I was directly
