This is a maintenance release addressing several crashing problems.
Changes
- FIXED: Crash encountering empty text block
- FIXED: Crash encountering ARGB color in CSS
- ADDED: More general support for CSS cascading
- ADDED: Programming Guide
- ADDED: Documentation for enums
There where some issues necessary that were still a knock on effect of changing the CSS attribute parsing in 1.6.3 to also return arrays for things like a comma-separated list of font families. This also caused the ARGB issue since there were also commas. While fixing this – again – Amro Mousa made the CSS cascading even more general.
Here’s a comparison of cascaded CSS attributes between Safari and DTCoreText.
Awesome work, Amro! Those look darn near identical to me. (see the pull request for the HTML behind this)
I needed to update the documentation to – finally! – include enums as AppleDoc supports them now. Since this couldn’t deal with the previous way I defined them I also changed them to be using Apple’s NS_ENUM macro to give them an underlying type.
/** The drawing options for DTCoreTextLayoutFrame */ typedef NS_ENUM(NSUInteger, DTCoreTextLayoutFrameDrawingOptions) { /** The default method for drawing draws links and attachments. Links are drawn non-highlighted */ DTCoreTextLayoutFrameDrawingDefault = 1<<0, /** Links are not drawn, e.g. if they are displayed via custom buttons */ DTCoreTextLayoutFrameDrawingOmitLinks = 1<<1, /** Text attachments are omitted from drawing, e.g. if they are displayed via custom views */ DTCoreTextLayoutFrameDrawingOmitAttachments = 1<<2, /** If links are drawn they are displayed with the highlighted variant */ DTCoreTextLayoutFrameDrawingDrawLinksHighlighted = 1<<3 }; |
This adds a new section in the documentation for the enums as well. And while I was at it I also added a programming guide document where I plan to add common programming examples when I need to explain something. I added the smoke test example from the setup guide and also added information about pre-loading the font override table to speed up the first layout of DTCoreText considerably.
The update is tagged on GitHub as well as available via CocoaPods.
Categories: Updates