Closed debadaracco closed 2 years ago
Question @debadaracco: You are using NSUnderlineStyleAttributeName
for the underline thickness... Is that officially supported by this attribute in UIKit, i.e. UITextView?
Question @debadaracco: You are using
NSUnderlineStyleAttributeName
for the underline thickness... Is that officially supported by this attribute in UIKit, i.e. UITextView?
Hi, I tested using label, I will test with textview. I don’t see any comment in the apple documentation about this
Question @debadaracco: You are using
NSUnderlineStyleAttributeName
for the underline thickness... Is that officially supported by this attribute in UIKit, i.e. UITextView?Hi, I tested using label, I will test with textview. I don’t see any comment in the apple documentation about this
If you like, I can remove this logic for the pull request. I need this for one project, so I could asking you if exists some way to use this logic as a custom attribute. Thanks so much
i removed the thickness code
Sorry, I don't understand what you are doing. If you need this attribute, then we can make a custom one. I just don't want to use official attributes in a different way than they are used in UIKit. E.g. the style attribute is just 1 or 0 IIRC.
Sorry, I don't understand what you are doing. If you need this attribute, then we can make a custom one. I just don't want to use official attributes in a different way than they are used in UIKit. E.g. the style attribute is just 1 or 0 IIRC.
I have a project that uses DTCoreText. In this project I need to set the the underline‘s thickness and color. I saw that if I set a numeric value for underline style, for example 3, the underline width increases. I did not see this in the apple documentation, so when you wrote the comment i decided to remove this code on the pull request, because it was a wrong implementation of the native property. For the other hand, what do you think about the underline color code? Thanks so much
Well, if it works according to your findings then it should stay as a new feature! So you see the underline become 2 pt if you set a value 2?
Well, if it works according to your findings then it should stay as a new feature! So you see the underline become 2 pt if you set a value 2?
It doesn’t work. I saw that apple use specific numbers for underline style and there are some middle values that works with a wrong way. This way works for my functionality but is a wrong implementation. For example:
For NSUnderlineStyleThick the value is 2 and for NSUnderlineStyleDouble the value is 9
Between thick and double are 7 numbers. in my case I tested only with 3 and the underline width was increased but now I think it was a bug
Do you need for your project to set specific underline widths? Or would it be sufficient to map the HTML value 1 to thin and 2 and more to thick? Here are the available values: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/nsunderlinestyle
Do you need for your project to set specific underline widths? Or would it be sufficient to map the HTML value 1 to thin and 2 and more to thick? Here are the available values: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/nsunderlinestyle
Hi, I need to set specific underline width but in this moment I need to priorize the underline color.
Hi @odrobnik, i am writing you for ask about this pull request, please tell me if I should change anything about this. I remove the underline weight and now it has only the underline color feature. Thanks so much
I'll do a quick check tomorrow and then merge it, ok?
Thank you :D
add underline color. It was implemented in html element