Last day, I see many thing about iOS text. Now I want to know, what is the real fontType apple use. someOne say iOS use freeType, but I print all of the image, not fount libFreeType. other one say iOS use ATT CGFont, but this is not say very clearly. I don't find any lib for this. what is the real Font engine for iOS.
Thank you.
Here Apple Doc ..Please Refer this
Apple currently provides support for drawing using AAT fonts via Apple
Type Services for Unicode
https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM06/Chap6AATIntro.html
For The Font Engine https://developer.apple.com/fonts/TrueType-Reference-Manual/RM02/Chap2.html
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I suspect that the answer is 'no' - but perhaps I'm missing something in the api...
I'm aware of the constant UIButtonTypes for UIButton:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/UIKit/Reference/UIButton_Class/UIButton/UIButton.html
But I've also seen Apple use the exclamation badge within their apps, for example, the Reminders app:
Does anyone know if that button/badge is available?
Or am I making my own?
As I commented, you won't be able to use this button directly.
I don't think you can point to any source to say this, but from my own experience, I never found this button.
But, what you can do, is create or find the button's image. The second option is the easiest one ;)
I found this, giving you all iOS' images (iOS 4.3, but still good) : All stock iOS 4.3 UI Images.
Or you may use directly these normal/selected retina images (comming from the above link) :
And the non-retina versions :
Quick note, you may want to use this button very carefully. As it is a system image, you must use it the way iOS uses it. If you try to use it in an unappropriate context, your app may get rejected by Apple.
I am trying to use iSpeech SDK for iOS.
I am using Free version.
I'm fine with English Text To Speech with following codes.
[ispeech ISpeechSpeak:#"HELLO World"];
But I also want to use multiple language like japanese, korean, etc...
How can I change language in iSpeech?
Check out the following examples which might help you;
DotNet Sample and
Web Examples
From that you should be able to make sense of what you trying to do, as the API is the same across Platform.
You might try:
[ispeech setVoice:#"jpjapanesemale"];
Voices are listed in the ISSpeechSynthesisVoices.h header file
I have no idea how to call these and so I'm having a hard time googling for it. I've seen these a several times in iOS and MacOS apps to think they might be an OS feature. I'm talking about the blue tags or groups in text field controls. See the images below.
That's an NSTokenField on Mac. On iOS there's no official implementation (file a request if you want one) so you'd have to go with a third-party implementation. If I remember correctly, the Three20 framework has one...
Googling found these iOS versions:
JSTokenField
TTMessageRecipientField (I think)
This helper class is SO much better... https://github.com/thermogl/TITokenFieldView
I'm looking for a rich text editor for the iPad. It appears that this was nearly impossible until iPhone OS 3.2 which included the UITextInput protocol, but that still leaves developers a long way from a functioning editor.
The OMNI Framework has started on a text editor (search google for 'omnigroup texteditor'), but it's more of a proof-of-concept.
Does anyone know of an open source or paid library with a complete implementation of UITextInputDelegate?
https://github.com/omnigroup/OmniGroup/tree/master/Frameworks/OmniUI/iPad/Examples/TextEditor/
Is there latex math support with movable type 5?
Saying the unobvious; but Movable Type 5 cannot be embedded into LaTeX.
Saying the obvious, the other way around:
It is possible using Google's LaTeX image output: See my article on this website http://sites.google.com/site/gencoreoperative/index/articles-and-hacks/google-s-latex
I'll copy some stuff over here, if the link may ever be dead:
http://www.google.com/chart?cht=tx&chf=bg,s,FFFFFF00&chco=000000&chl=e^z=\sum^{\infty}_{n=0}\frac{z^n}{n!}
Where chl is your latex, cht is "TeX" and chf and chco are font, style and color attributes.
Update: not sure if it works on sites external from Google too...
http://bitbucket.org/alex_mikhalev/latex/ hasn't been updated in a year. not sure about MT5 support, as I didn't see a mention of version compatibility.