Visual Attributed String version 2.3 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What's New?
-Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave.
-Updated generated Swift code for Xcode 10.
Create NSAttributedStrings for your iOS and Mac applications by simply writing text and applying effects to words and paragraphs in the document like you would in any word processing application!
Avoid Trial and Error. When you hand code attributed strings, you make strategic guesses as to which attributes to use and what values to apply to each attribute. If you do not like the result of a hand coded attributed string you stop your application and try again. Visual Attributed String takes this pain away. Simply type what you want, and let Visual Attributed String generate the code for you!
Visual Attributed String generates code that can be used in both iOS and Mac applications. You can easily select your desired platform in the Visual Attributed String user interface. Work on both your iOS and OS X version of your app at the same time!
Visual Attributed String is smart enough to generate code for non-mutable attributed strings (NSAttributedString) and mutable attributed strings (NSMutableAttributedString) based on your typed text!
On iOS and OS X, attributed strings can be used to customize your application's user interface in all sorts of ways. Use attributed strings to stylize buttons, customize the look of a table view, and so much more!
Visual Attributed version 2.1 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What's New?
-You can have Visual Attributed String automatically calculate and set UILabel's numberOfLines property in the generated code. By default this feature is off but can be turned on in Settings.
Visual Attributed version 1.9 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What's New?
-Generated Swift code has been updated for Xcode 8.
-Added a "New Tab" menu item to the application's menu bar.
-You can use the Command+T keyboard shortcut to create a new document inside of a new tab.
Visual Attributed String version 1.6 update has been pushed to the Mac App Store. What's new? The "Font Loading" window shown on application launch has been removed. You no longer have to wait for fonts to load after launching Visual Attributed String.