Ahh yes, I thought it would be simple to just stuff the old TextFormat in an
attribute. I now save each node with an attribute for each TextFormat property.
All is good!
-Gerry
On Jan 12, 2011, at 3:17 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
> Take a peek at what the textformat property is asking for. You'r
Take a peek at what the textformat property is asking for. You're essentially
trying to set "[object Textformat]", which is a string. You can't create a
textformat by saying, "[object TextFormat]" as TextFormat. Plus, [object
TextFormat] is now how you dynamically refer to classes, even if tha
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