Misspelled text that is visibly marked as misspelled (NSNumber as a Boolean value). If you’re implementing a custom text-editing app, use NSAccessibility to ensure that VoiceOver properly identifies misspelled text to users.
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const NSAttributedNSAccessibilityText attachment (id).
NSAccessibilityAutocorrected text (NSNumber as a Boolean value).
NSAccessibilityText background color (CGColor).
NSAccessibilityFont keys (NSDictionary).
NSAccessibilityText foreground color (CGColor).
NSAccessibilityText link (id).
NSAccessibilityMisspelled text that isn’t necessarily visibly marked as misspelled (NSNumber as a Boolean value). Beginning in macOS 10.9, VoiceOver no longer checks for this attribute; instead, VoiceOver uses NSAccessibility.
NSAccessibilityText shadow (NSNumber as a Boolean value).
NSAccessibilityText strikethrough (NSNumber as a Boolean value).
NSAccessibilityText strikethrough color (CGColor).
NSAccessibilityText superscript style (NSNumber). Values > 0 are superscript; values < 0 are subscript.
NSAccessibilityText underline style (NSNumber).
NSAccessibilityText underline color (CGColor).
NSBaselineVertical offset for text position.
NSCharacterAn integer value. The value is interpreted as Apple Type Services k.
NSCursorThe value of this attribute is an NSCursor object. The default value is the cursor returned by the IBeam method
NSGlyphThe name of an NSGlyph object.
NSSpellingThe spelling state attribute.
NSSuperscriptThe value of this attribute is an NSNumber object containing an integer. The default value is 0.
NSToolThe value of this attribute is an NSString object containing the tooltip text. The default value is nil, indicating no tooltip is available.
NSUsesThe value of this attribute is an NSNumber object containing a Boolean; this attribute corresponds to the uses method of NSLayout; if absent, follows the system default setting