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Reduce Reliance on -textNode:shouldHighlightLinkAttribute:value:atPoint: #911
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…S and don't consult it unless highlighting.
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Resolves #907. |
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Agree, this is certainly a better default. |
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Reduce Reliance on -textNode:shouldHighlightLinkAttribute:value:atPoint:
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This changes the default value to
YES, which falls in line with many otherthing:shouldActWithThing:patterns. Also, the text node no longer consults the delegate when handling external calls tolinkAttributeValueAtPoint:.I reckon this could be released immediately. Users who don't implement the method obviously aren't using highlighting.