Olivier Halligon

I guess that you mean when using the `OHASBasicHTMLParser` to build your `NSAttributedString`? So can you confirm this is not related to `OHAttributedLabel` itself (and its CoreText rendering) but only...

Nice catch. But we can't simply `CFRelease(currentFont)` as it would crash in the case the previous line did return a non-nil CFFont (if we don't enter the `if`)… To avoid...

Following what I see on Google about this kind of error, it's an iOS6 bug, probably related to the fact that you somewhere use a `nil`/`NULL` value (like adding a...

A sample app to isolate the bug will definitely help investigate!

Hey I never had to work with RTL language, so I'm wondering : doesn't iOS automatically adjust the UILabel alignment depending on the LTR/RTL of the text (especially if you...

Are you sure that the CoreText framework support this attribute? As `OHAttributedLabel` is based on CoreText (because it is the only framework, available since iOS 3.2/4.0+, that can draw attributed...

After some digging, I confirm that `NSStrikethroughStyleAttributeName` is only supported on UIKit (and on OSX) but not by CoreText on iOS. Unfortunately I won't have time soon to write anything...

Hi @gon I didn't check in the documentation yet, but contrary to what I stated at the date of registering this issue, this won't probably be as trick as it...

I also wonder if it is not in the NSAttributedString itself that we need to define the line truncation mode? Maybe forget everything about CTFrame and CTFramesetter for lineBreaing issues,...

Hi @jdandrea Unfortunately this is still an issue and I didn't have time to check it out so far. Any help is appreciated on this one (even clues) as it...