Assign attributed text to tooltip in Swift - swift

I am trying to make a tooltip with bold text. I figured NSAttributedString can be used make a string bold. However tooltip only accepts string type. Is there a way to make tooltip with bold font.
Here a sample of what I am trying to achieve(from Xcode):

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Good examples of how to do string alignment in an attributed string can be seen here:
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I am creating an OSX app with NSTextView inside NSScrollView. Using the FormatMenuItem I can modify the text in that NSTextView to Bold, italic etc. But when I get the values using (NSTextViewOutlet.String) I cannot get the modified string, that is the string contain bold and italic characters.
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i have a tableview. in cell i am displaying some string data from xml.
in that string some italic tags and some normal tags r there.
but when i try to display the entire string it is displayed in normal text and not getting italic text.
i tried by taking 2 labels one with italic text and another with normal text and appending these 2 labels but i am getting entire string as italic.
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Thanks in advance
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Three20 has a label that supports this, however:
http://api.three20.info/interface_t_t_styled_text_label.php