On Jun 23, 2008, at 5:33 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
[NSLayoutManager_inst characterIndexForGlyphAtIndex:ig];
[NSLayoutManager_inst locationForGlyphAtIndex:ig];
On 24 Jun 2008, at 8:25 am, Yung-Luen Lan wrote:
Is there any way to obtain the position information based on
character, not glyph?
Graham, you're reducing the problem too far. Converting the character
index to a glyph index, then getting the location for that glyph
index, is probably what the OP is already doing, and as he notes, it
won't return an insertion point position within a glyph. In general
insertion point positions are not necessarily identical to glyph
locations.
The Cocoa text system has a couple of solutions for this: first, you
can use
rectArrayForCharacterRange:withinSelectedCharacterRange:inTextContainer:rectCount
: with a zero-length range to obtain a single insertion point
location; second, you can use
getLineFragmentInsertionPointsForCharacterAtIndex:alternatePositions:inDisplayOrder:positions:characterIndexes
: to obtain insertion points in bulk for an entire line (useful for
movement and so on).
However, the OP in the body of the message seems to say that he's
using CoreText, while the subject refers to the Cocoa text system.
It's not clear which one is intended. In CoreText, I believe the
relevant call would be CTLineGetOffsetForStringIndex(), where the
index in question is a character index.
Douglas Davidson
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