Yep, I am, unfortunately.
The whole method, bar 3 lines for saving to user defaults, is
- (void)changeFont:(id)sender {
NSFont *oldFont = [textView font];
NSFont *newFont = [sender convertFont:oldFont];
[textView setFont:newFont];
}
Worth mentioning is that before clicking in the textview, the font
panel is pretty "blank". No font or size selected. In this state,
everything works. Then, when I click in the view, the correct family
and size is selected, and it's no longer possible to change anything;
it simply ignores it. I'm guessing the message is being sent to the
wrong object... How do I tell the panel where to send all messages for
the entire program? TBH I'm not sure why it *does* work at all. ;)
/Thomas
On Apr 8, 2008, at 4:57 PM, Michael Vannorsdel wrote:
Are you sending convertFont: to the sender of changedFont:? I think
this is required or controls start to get confused. May or may not
solve your problem though.
On Apr 8, 2008, at 8:41 AM, Thomas Backman wrote:
Hey everybody. I'm working on a small app - to make the post
shorter, lets just say that it displays (plain) text, but I want
the user to be able to pick the font used (the same font should be
used for all the text).
Right now, I have a changedFont: method in my controller class,
that changes the font successfully, and saves the font+size as a
string and float. First off, is there a better way to save things?
There has to be. Anyway, that wasn't my main question. More
importantly, this does work, until you click in the textview...
When that happens, changedFont: is no longer called, and the font
stays the same.
Why? (It works again after an app restart.)
I've tried setting the textview delegate, and a sharedFontManager
delegate, to my controller. (Not sure about what I'm doing here, as
you might have noticed)
I realize I'm short on info, but I'm not exactly sure what info to
provide, so please ask if you need more.
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