gshaviv/DTCoreText — comment on commit 6e8ae6cd34b67a2a72f906508b0cd7b59fb176fa
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By Cocoanetics:

Right now it only passes the string inside the tag. If you need more information about the currently processed tag then we can change that into a block or delegate method that passes the current DTHTMLElement with the current text in the .text property.

But I figured you might want to use hyphenation regardless of the text alignment, so I kept it as that for the time being.

I just want you to be able to have the faster master as your base to save you some work on having to adjust my code all the time.

cheers
Oliver

Am Jan 27, 2012 um 3:32 PM schrieb gshaviv:

> Gee, thanks. Sounds cool. I'll take a look at it.
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> Guy
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> I understand quickly when things are explained to me slowly...
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> On Jan 27, 2012, at 16:29 , Oliver Drobnik wrote:
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>> I merged the parse blocks branch now back into master and "just for you" I implemented a method that you could override in a DTHTMLAttributedStringBuilder subclass: -(void)flushCurrentTagContent:(NSString *)tagContent
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>> this gives you a possibility to run the hyphenation on tagContent and then call super. This flushing occurs every time a tag begins or ends and aggregates tag contents until either of these. Therefore this also works if you have HTML entities inside of words.
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