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For a while I was keenly interested in replacing the underlying text model with my own class, to support some weird stuff I wanted to do. It seemed like it woul
by DennisP 5y ago
For a while I was keenly interested in replacing the underlying text model with my own class, to support some weird stuff I wanted to do. It seemed like it would be straightforward, given the MVC structure, but the documentation confused me and I never quite figured it out. It didn't seem to be something Apple expected anyone to do.
- littlecosmic 5y agoFor sure. The whole thing feels like a happy accident that fell out of how NextStep was built.