Make life with TextKit better
Glyph adds features and abstractions for working with TextKit. Some are for performance, some for convenience. You don't even need to know whether your system using 1 or 2. Glyph will not downgrade TextKit 2 views. But, it can be awful nice to swap between 1 and 2 quickly when debugging.
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/ChimeHQ/Glyph", branch: "main")
],
func characterIndexes(within rect: CGRect) -> IndexSet
func enumerateLineFragments(for rect: CGRect, strictIntersection: Bool, block: (CGRect, NSRange, inout Bool) -> Void)
func enumerateLineFragments(in range: NSRange, block: (CGRect, NSRange, inout Bool) -> Void)
func enumerateLineFragments(from index: Int, forward: Bool = true, block: (CGRect, NSRange, inout Bool) -> Void)
func lineFragment(for index: Int, offset: Int) -> (CGRect, NSRange)?
func boundingRect(for range: NSRange) -> CGRect?
func enumerateLineFragments(for rect: CGRect, strictIntersection: Bool = true, options: NSTextLayoutFragment.EnumerationOptions = [], block: (CGRect, NSRange, inout Bool) -> Void)
func enumerateLineFragments(in range: NSRange, options: NSTextLayoutFragment.EnumerationOptions = [], block: (CGRect, NSRange, inout Bool) -> Void)
func enumerateLineFragments(from index: Int, options: NSTextLayoutFragment.EnumerationOptions = [], block: (CGRect, NSRange, inout Bool) -> Void)
func boundingRect(for range: NSRange) -> CGRect?
func enumerateLineFragments(with provider: NSTextElementProvider, block: (NSTextLineFragment, CGRect, NSRange) -> Void)
func characterIndexes(within rect: CGRect) -> IndexSet
var visibleCharacterIndexes: IndexSet
func boundingRect(for range: NSRange) -> CGRect?
func setRenderingAttributes(_ attributes: [NSAttributedString.Key : Any], for range: NSRange)
NSRange.init?(_ textRange: NSTextRange)
NSTextRange.init?(_ range: NSRange)
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