Releases: Nirma/Attributed
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SPM
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Nirma
released this
14 Mar 07:19
Summary
Added Swift Package Manager support.
Swift 5
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Nirma
released this
08 Apr 16:02
Swift 5 project modernization, no major code changes.
Over the hill
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Nirma
released this
09 Feb 15:58
This release contains various minor styling and formatting changes, functionality should not be affected.
Swifty 4.2
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Nirma
released this
25 Sep 07:06
This release focuses solely on code changes necessary for Swift 4.2
Bounce
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Nirma
released this
26 May 02:18
This release is a minor release that deals with a crash involving using the underline Attribute.
The issue is detailed here: #53
Great work @SaezChristopher ! Thanks so much!
Webster
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Nirma
released this
27 Mar 08:37
This release makes the dictionary held by the Attributes struct public.
The state of this dictionary still can not be edited, but it can now be read.
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Nirma
released this
30 Oct 09:31
This release addresses an issue with the the strike-through attribute not properly working, this issue has since been fixed and tested.
Enjoy!
Swifty Fix
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Nirma
released this
23 Sep 10:56
This release addresses the issues in #41 where the carthage build was failing.
The tests have also been ported to Swift 4.
Enjoy!
Swift 4
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Nirma
released this
22 Sep 06:33
This release adds no new features, it is solely for the purpose of porting Attributed to Swift 4.
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Nirma
released this
20 Jul 09:51
Summary
This release adds functionality for supporting the use of NSBaseLineAttributeName through this library's interface.
Just call .baseOffset() with an NSNumber value specifying the offset you wish to use.