nsattributedstring

问题 I have a UILabel with text set as "attributed" in a storyboard. When I generate the Main.strings file for translating into a different language the text for this label does not appear. I tried to add manually an entry into the Main.strings file by copying the object id. I tried setting the "text" property and the "attributedText" property but when I run the app the translated string is not used. So, how do I localise an UILabel set as "attributed" on a storyboard? 回答1: I ended up solving this

问题 I would like to display a two-line NSAttributedString as the button title of the NSStatusItem of my macOS app. However, it seems to move the text up a few pixels and, thus, cut it off. This problem did not occur before macOS Big Sur. Workaround With some effort I managed to generate an NSImage of the text and use it as the button's image. Question Is there any way to position the NSAttributedString correctly without using an image? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65167179/misaligned

问题 I have a UILabel with an attributed string. Here is a printscreen of it: Now, I have to translate this attributed string to english and italian. I am searching for a way to do this. Can I build this attributed string in code part by part? I have only found a solution where the whole string is set and then the attributes are set by range. But when I translate the string, I don't know the range anymore, because the words are longer or smaller. 回答1: Another option is to create localized .rtf

问题 I have 1 attributed string with multiple paragraph. I had given the FirstLineHeadIndent = 2.12. Now I want to give the FirstLineHeadIndent=0 to 1st paragraph and FirstLineHeadIndent=2 to 2nd paragraph in the attributed string. If I set the property like NSMutableParagraphStyle *paragraphStyle = [[NSMutableParagraphStyle alloc] init]; paragraphStyle.lineSpacing =Line_space; paragraphStyle.firstLineHeadIndent =2; paragraphStyle.headIndent =margin_space; paragraphStyle.tailIndent =-margin_space;

问题 I have 1 attributed string with multiple paragraph. I had given the FirstLineHeadIndent = 2.12. Now I want to give the FirstLineHeadIndent=0 to 1st paragraph and FirstLineHeadIndent=2 to 2nd paragraph in the attributed string. If I set the property like NSMutableParagraphStyle *paragraphStyle = [[NSMutableParagraphStyle alloc] init]; paragraphStyle.lineSpacing =Line_space; paragraphStyle.firstLineHeadIndent =2; paragraphStyle.headIndent =margin_space; paragraphStyle.tailIndent =-margin_space;

问题 I have 1 attributed string with multiple paragraph. I had given the FirstLineHeadIndent = 2.12. Now I want to give the FirstLineHeadIndent=0 to 1st paragraph and FirstLineHeadIndent=2 to 2nd paragraph in the attributed string. If I set the property like NSMutableParagraphStyle *paragraphStyle = [[NSMutableParagraphStyle alloc] init]; paragraphStyle.lineSpacing =Line_space; paragraphStyle.firstLineHeadIndent =2; paragraphStyle.headIndent =margin_space; paragraphStyle.tailIndent =-margin_space;

问题 I'm tying to create an NSPopUpButton with the list of fonts available in the system. Seemed pretty obvious task but I've failed. I guess, I'm missing something so obvious that I've completely forgot about it. The code is pretty straight: let button = NSPopUpButton() button.menu = NSMenu() NSFontManager.shared.availableFonts.forEach { fontNameString in let item = NSMenuItem() let font = NSFont(name: fontNameString, size: 14)! let attrs: [NSAttributedString.Key: Any] = [.font: font] item

问题 Say if I have a string: This is a < b >simple < /b > string. I need to get rid of the < b >, (sorry there is no space between b and angle bracket, for some reason the preview does not show it), also make the word 'simple' to be bold, my thought was: replace the angle brackets and br with empty space make the 'simple' segment to have attributes The problem is once the tags are removed, I still need to know the word's location, do I first remember the location of 'simple', after removal, the

问题 Say if I have a string: This is a < b >simple < /b > string. I need to get rid of the < b >, (sorry there is no space between b and angle bracket, for some reason the preview does not show it), also make the word 'simple' to be bold, my thought was: replace the angle brackets and br with empty space make the 'simple' segment to have attributes The problem is once the tags are removed, I still need to know the word's location, do I first remember the location of 'simple', after removal, the

问题 Say if I have a string: This is a < b >simple < /b > string. I need to get rid of the < b >, (sorry there is no space between b and angle bracket, for some reason the preview does not show it), also make the word 'simple' to be bold, my thought was: replace the angle brackets and br with empty space make the 'simple' segment to have attributes The problem is once the tags are removed, I still need to know the word's location, do I first remember the location of 'simple', after removal, the