Sub-Classing NSTextStorage Causes Significant Memory Issues

Question

I have a custom UITextView that takes advantage of Apple\'s TextKit by defining a custom NSTextStorage class, however, when I use my subclass for t

Answer 1

Wow.... weird, it got fixed when I changed the type of storage to NSTextStorage....

typealias PropertyList = [String : AnyObject]

class BMTextStorage : NSTextStorage {

    overrride var string: String {
        return storage.string
    }

    private var storage = NSTextStorage()

    override func attributesAtIndex(location: Int, effectiveRange range: NSRangePointer) -> PropertyList {
        return storage.attributesAtIndex(location, effectiveRange: range)
    }

    override func replaceCharactersInRange(range: NSRange, withString str: String) {
        storage.replaceCharactersInRange(range, withString: str)
        edited([.EditedAttributes, .EditedCharacters], range: range, changeInLength: str.length - range.length)
    }

    override func setAttributes(attrs: PropertyList?, range: NSRange) {
        storage.setAttributes(attrs, range: range)
        edited([.EditedAttributes], range: range, changeInLength: 0)
    }

    override func processEditing() {
        super.processEditing()
    }

 }