I want to create a text display area (either UILabel or UITextView) in my iPhone app which (1) allows scrolling and (2) does not allow selection. I have tried the following techniques unsuccessfully:
I\'m learning about AccessoryViews and testing the Apple example: KeyBoardAccessory I\'m trying to show the accessory view avoiding the Keyboard to show, but I can\'t do it :-(
I\'m storing a list of things in one string stored in a core data database.For example.. the stored string would look like @\"apple \\n pear \\n orange\".I\'m using a UITextView to display the list an
I am attempting to work on an app that highlights certain key words. For this reason, I am looking at using either CoreText or UIStringDrawing to highlight these words (As in bold/underline/italicize/
I need to indicated a \'new line\' in a string in an XML file I\'m loading. If I hard code the string:
In my application, I\'m forcefully showing/hiding keyboard by making textview becomefirstresponder and resignfirstresponder and also setting textview editable YES and NO respectively.
UITextAutocorrectionTypeNo didn\'t work for me. I\'m working on a crossword app for the iPhone. The questions are in UITextViews and I use UITextFields for the User-Input of each letter.
I\'m experiencing something considered a bug in my situation. Probably this is not a bug but a feature ;).
am being driven crazy trying to obtain how many lines a string will require as entered in a UITextView.
I am working on a project which can edit any document file whether it is doc, rtf, txt, pdf file. After editing user can save or you can say update that file.
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