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I have a UITextView using a custom subclassed NSTextContainer. My subclass is called TDTBezierPathTextContainer. I am creating the UITextView like this:

let textContainer = TDTBezierPathTextContainer(size:CGSize.zero) //NSTextContainer subclass
...
textView = UITextView(frame:r, textContainer:textContainer)

This all works, but I need to store and restore the exact state of the text view. For this, I am using the NSCoding protocol.

I am encoding the text view like this:

override public func encode(with aCoder: NSCoder) 
 super.encode(with: aCoder)
 aCoder.encode(textView, forKey: "textView")

I am decoding like this:

public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) 
 super.init(coder: aDecoder)
 if let textView = aDecoder.decodeObject(forKey: "textView") as? UITextView 
 textView.delegate = self
 addSubview(textView)
 self.textView = textView
 

The problem is that encoding the UITextView does not encode my custom text container (even though it is in its graph). When I decode the text view, it seems to be using the default text container.

Apparently, the only way to specify the text container is when the UITextView is instantiated, so it seems impossible to restore my text view with my custom text container.

I have tried creating a new textview and setting all of the relevant properties the same, but the restore textview is slightly different.

Is there any way to store/restore a UITextView with a custom NSTextContainer intact?

ios serialization uitextview nscoding nstextcontainer

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I have a UITextView using a custom subclassed NSTextContainer. My subclass is called TDTBezierPathTextContainer. I am creating the UITextView like this:

let textContainer = TDTBezierPathTextContainer(size:CGSize.zero) //NSTextContainer subclass
...
textView = UITextView(frame:r, textContainer:textContainer)

This all works, but I need to store and restore the exact state of the text view. For this, I am using the NSCoding protocol.

I am encoding the text view like this:

override public func encode(with aCoder: NSCoder) 
 super.encode(with: aCoder)
 aCoder.encode(textView, forKey: "textView")

I am decoding like this:

public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) 
 super.init(coder: aDecoder)
 if let textView = aDecoder.decodeObject(forKey: "textView") as? UITextView 
 textView.delegate = self
 addSubview(textView)
 self.textView = textView
 

The problem is that encoding the UITextView does not encode my custom text container (even though it is in its graph). When I decode the text view, it seems to be using the default text container.

Apparently, the only way to specify the text container is when the UITextView is instantiated, so it seems impossible to restore my text view with my custom text container.

I have tried creating a new textview and setting all of the relevant properties the same, but the restore textview is slightly different.

Is there any way to store/restore a UITextView with a custom NSTextContainer intact?

ios serialization uitextview nscoding nstextcontainer

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 8:05

Jeshua Lacock

asked Mar 23 at 7:47

Jeshua LacockJeshua Lacock

3,16211637

add a comment | 

I have a UITextView using a custom subclassed NSTextContainer. My subclass is called TDTBezierPathTextContainer. I am creating the UITextView like this:

let textContainer = TDTBezierPathTextContainer(size:CGSize.zero) //NSTextContainer subclass
...
textView = UITextView(frame:r, textContainer:textContainer)

This all works, but I need to store and restore the exact state of the text view. For this, I am using the NSCoding protocol.

I am encoding the text view like this:

override public func encode(with aCoder: NSCoder) 
 super.encode(with: aCoder)
 aCoder.encode(textView, forKey: "textView")

I am decoding like this:

public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) 
 super.init(coder: aDecoder)
 if let textView = aDecoder.decodeObject(forKey: "textView") as? UITextView 
 textView.delegate = self
 addSubview(textView)
 self.textView = textView
 

The problem is that encoding the UITextView does not encode my custom text container (even though it is in its graph). When I decode the text view, it seems to be using the default text container.

Apparently, the only way to specify the text container is when the UITextView is instantiated, so it seems impossible to restore my text view with my custom text container.

I have tried creating a new textview and setting all of the relevant properties the same, but the restore textview is slightly different.

Is there any way to store/restore a UITextView with a custom NSTextContainer intact?

ios serialization uitextview nscoding nstextcontainer

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 8:05

Jeshua Lacock

asked Mar 23 at 7:47

Jeshua LacockJeshua Lacock

3,16211637

let textContainer = TDTBezierPathTextContainer(size:CGSize.zero) //NSTextContainer subclass
...
textView = UITextView(frame:r, textContainer:textContainer)

override public func encode(with aCoder: NSCoder) 
 super.encode(with: aCoder)
 aCoder.encode(textView, forKey: "textView")

public required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) 
 super.init(coder: aDecoder)
 if let textView = aDecoder.decodeObject(forKey: "textView") as? UITextView 
 textView.delegate = self
 addSubview(textView)
 self.textView = textView
 

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 8:05

Jeshua Lacock

asked Mar 23 at 7:47

Jeshua LacockJeshua Lacock

3,16211637

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 8:05

Jeshua Lacock

asked Mar 23 at 7:47

Jeshua LacockJeshua Lacock

3,16211637

asked Mar 23 at 7:47

Jeshua LacockJeshua Lacock

3,16211637

asked Mar 23 at 7:47

Jeshua LacockJeshua Lacock

3,16211637