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I see a sudden flicker in my UITextView (the dismiss keyboard & the aA icon), but then both icons disappears (toolbar gone). Objective-C project. There shouldn't be any incompatibilities should there?

After bolding a bulleted sentence

Can't believe I've found this. Any plans on adding more features like highlighting, etc?

HI ! Its possible to have bold & italic in the same time ?
How can i create new style ? Like Super title who is bigger, or others
thanks

Is a great project. Any thoughts on updating to provide Swift 3 support?

Is there a way to apply both to selected text? Setting InputFontMode will overwrite one or the other

Hi! I dont see Italic... Do you know why ?

nck_textStorage is nil when trying to call

public func changeCurrentParagraphToOrderedList(orderedList isOrderedList: Bool, listPrefix: String)

given it is initialized in your public init method.

also, only changeCurrentParagraphToOrderedListWithOrderedList is visible publicly

Great work – any plans to support images from camera roll or paste from album?

Hello,
Are there any plans to support Swift 3.2 or Swift 4.0? I did a quick test upgrade and found the changes to NSAttributedString seems to have an impact. Have you or anyone else had any luck upgrading?

Have two LEOTextViews (Non-editable view and editable view).

First subclassed in Storyboard, with the ViewController written in Obj-C.
Second is initiated programmatically, with the ViewController written in Swift.

Write text and set to bold / italic in the second VC (Swift) and segue back to first VC (Obj-C). All formatting copies perfectly. Then try to segue back to the second VC (Swift) to edit again, and bold & italics are reverted back to normal text. Formatting not copied for some reason...although bullet points are copying correctly, just not bold & italic, which is strange since it copied over perfectly the first time to the non-editable view.

In both cases I'm just doing textView.attributedText = otherViewController.textView.attributedText