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1. Attributed String Creator takes all of the work out of programming with NSAttributedStrings by automatically generating native Swift 5 or Objective-C code from your formatted text.
2. Write, paste or import any text into Attributed String Creator and it will produce a neat and easily readable equivalent of your text in NSMutableAttributedString declaration form.
3. All of these workarounds exist because of the difficulty and amount of time it takes to programmatically declare Microsoft’s native form of rich text ……but now the problem is solved.
4. Having richly formatted, sharp, vibrant text can make a big difference to how users perceive your work and will help your apps stand out from the crowd.
5. Copy this into your Xcode project and you’ll have an exact reproduction of your text as a variable you can assign to labels, text views, buttons, tables and anything else that supports it.
6. ● Using a UIWebView and formatting the text with HTML (This only works as a replacement for a UITextView.
7. There are lots of advantages to using attributed strings in your apps; the aesthetics of an app can make or break it so it’s important that your apps look their best.
8. ● Even non-standard fonts (for example those downloaded from the internet) will be properly named and declared in the code output.
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