NSDictionary *attributes = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:[NSFont fontWithName:@"Helvetica" size:12], NSFontAttributeName,[NSColor blackColor], NSForegroundColorAttributeName, nil];
NSAttributedString * currentText=[[NSAttributedString alloc] initWithString: @"some text" attributes: attributes];
Then you need to figure out where you will put the text :
dot = NSMakePoint( size_x/2 + cos (PI * mid_angle / 180 ) * 50 , size_y/2 + sin ( PI * mid_angle / 180 ) * 50 ) ;
[greenPath appendBezierPathWithArcWithCenter: dot radius: 2 startAngle: 0 endAngle: 360 ] ;
(This is the dot you see in the picture above)
The mid_angle is the angle of slice divided by 2.
Then you draw the text :
textStartPoint = makeTextStartingPoint( [currentText size], bounds , mid_angle, 50 ) ;
[currentText drawAtPoint:textStartPoint];
The function makeTextStartingPoint looks like follows :
NSPoint makeTextStartingPoint( NSSize textSize, NSRect bounds , float angle, int offset )
{
NSPoint textStartPoint ;
float size_x = bounds.size.width ;
float size_y = bounds.size.height ;
float angle_radian = PI * angle / 180 ;
if ( angle <= 90 )
{
textStartPoint = NSMakePoint( size_x/2 + cos (angle_radian) * offset + 5 , size_y/2 + sin (angle_radian ) * offset ) ;
}
if ( angle > 90 && angle <= 180)
{
textStartPoint = NSMakePoint( size_x/2 + cos ( angle_radian ) * offset - textSize.width - 5 , size_y/2 + sin (angle_radian ) * offset ) ;
}
if ( angle > 180 && angle <= 270 )
{
textStartPoint = NSMakePoint( size_x/2 + cos ( angle_radian ) * offset - textSize.width - 5, size_y/2 + sin ( angle_radian ) * offset - textSize.height ) ;
}
if ( angle > 270 )
{
textStartPoint = NSMakePoint( size_x/2 + cos ( angle_radian ) * offset + 8 , size_y/2 + sin (angle_radian ) * offset - textSize.height ) ;
}
return textStartPoint ;
}
The reason I use an attributed string is because now I get the length of the text in pixels. You also see that the starting point is different from quadrant to quadrant.
