UILabel now borrows a lot from TTAttributedLabel which allows for attributedText, minimumFontSize and numberOfLines to all work.

UITextField now supports a placeholder and attributed placeholder as well as removes some extra padding from the internal text storage

10.6 was having some major issues with layer geometry and flipping. When creating the backing layer for UIKitView and UICustomNSClipView I've not set their geometry flipped flags appropriately.

… separately by the text view itself.

…nd views

– Text fields now resize properly with their clip view to avoid vertical scrolling
- Text views tracking should be less glitchy

…mpatibilty

- Correctly determine sizing when limiting number of lines
- Vertical aligns centre like iOS
- Supports all truncation modes like iOS
- Now supports strike through attributes

Sometimes it's only necessary to convert the fonts or colours back and forth.

Fixes for UILabel mostly running on 10.6. Frustratingly CoreText's suggestion size engine is really poor and had to manually tweaked a bit.

iOS has no concept of tabs but on OS X it will serve similar to the return command on iOS in which someone normally switches to the next field.

A size of 37x37 was resulting in heavy blurring. 38x38 is more suitable.

Basically 10.6 sucks totally and needed some extra help to ensure line heights are calculated properly. Added a bunch of checks to ensure no explosions happen on invalid CFType objects.

…on flag.

…ascript

One could end in a unrecoverable modal sheet state if the WebView automatically closes the window but does not end the sheet session. This matches iOS behaviour where web views have no control over the window.

UIImage will now attempt to load framework images out of the main app bundle and fallback to UIKit bundle if that fails.

More work trying to get this sizing stuff right

Ditched CTFramesetter's method to suggest a size and implemented a consistent and accurate method of getting line heights.