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How can I make a NSAttributedString that would basically be a horizontal separator, like HTML’s <hr> tag?
I’ve tried:
NSAttributedString *hr = [[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithHTML:
[NSData
dataWithBytes:"<html><body><hr>hi</body></html>"
length:strlen("<html><body><hr>hi</body></html>")]
documentAttributes:NULL];
However, the <hr> tag doesn’t appear. Adding the string to my view works though, because I can see the hi.
You’re going to have to draw it yourself.
<hr>is not text, or an attribute that modifies text. Therefore, NSAttributedString cannot represent it and the Cocoa text system or CoreText has no facility to draw it.