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 Chromatism
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-This is an experimation of a Syntax Highlighting textView using a tableView and CoreText. It consists of a UITextView with a UITableVIew overlay. The UITextView has its textColor set to `[UIColor clearColor]` and ints only purpose is to provide a textinput. Ontop of the textView there is a `UITableView`, which render the lines currently visible.
-## iOS 7
-Most of this code will be thrown away in favor for new iOS 7 features. 
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-## Bugs
-At this moment there are *a lot* of bugs that need fixing. This is an experiment and a work in progress. 
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-##This is what happens when the text editor is created:
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-1. The text is broken up into lines by a CTTypesetter and stored in an array.
-2. The tableview asks for the lines that should be visible.
-3. The tableView creates UITableViewCells which draw the lines.
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-##What happens upon scrolling:
-1. The tableView takes the cells that go offscreen and reuse them by telling them to draw new lines. Cells still onscreen are not redrawn.
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-##What happens upon text change:
-1. What type of text change is it?
-2. If it can be handled by slightly modifying the lines, do so. No typesetter is required to look through the entire text.
-3. If not there is no option but to recalculate everything with the typesetter.
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-The tokenizing itself uses regex to modify an attributed string. The tokenizer tries to tokenizer as little as possible. If the user types a letter most regex patterns are going to be applied to the current line.
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-##Performance
-Performance is the whole reason Chromatism was created.
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-###Screenshot of Time Profiling:
-![Alt text](http://anviking.com/Time.png "Performance")
+This is the beginning of a syntax highlighting `UITextView` for iOS. Currently it only knows about Obj-C. Previous Chromatism used a combination of `CoreText` and `UITableView` for performance, but luckily that is not needed anymore.