Cocoa in a Nutshell

Name

NSFontManager — Mac OS X 10.0

Synopsis

This class defines the interface to the system Cocoa uses to coordinate the usage of fonts in an application. Part of NSFontManager’s duty is to keep track of the currently selected font, and manage the interaction between the Font Panel, Font menu, and text-bearing objects. To obtain an application’s Font Manager, use the class method sharedFontManager.

@interface NSFontManager : NSObject

// Accessor Methods

- (void)setEnabled:(BOOL)flag;

- (void)setSelectedFont:(NSFont *)fontObj isMultiple:(BOOL)flag;

- (NSFont *)selectedFont;

- (void)setDelegate:(id)anObject;

- (id)delegate;

- (void)setAction:(SEL)aSelector;

- (SEL)action;

- (void)setFontMenu:(NSMenu *)newMenu;

// Class Methods

+ (void)setFontManagerFactory:(Class)factoryId;

+ (void)setFontPanelFactory:(Class)factoryId;

+ (NSFontManager *)sharedFontManager;

// Instance Methods

- (NSString *)localizedNameForFamily:(NSString *)family face:(NSString *)faceKey;

- (void)addFontTrait:(id)sender;

- (NSArray *)availableFontFamilies;

- (NSArray *)availableFontNamesWithTraits:(NSFontTraitMask)someTraits;

- (NSArray *)availableFonts;

- (NSArray *)availableMembersOfFontFamily:(NSString *)fam;

- (NSFont *)convertFont:(NSFont *)fontObj;

- (NSFont *)convertFont:(NSFont *)fontObj toFace:(NSString *)typeface;

- (NSFont *)convertFont:(NSFont *)fontObj ...