Re: [Dumb Question] How to access indicator images?

FROM : Dan Wood
DATE : Wed Jan 01 19:08:30 2003

It's one of the many Unicode characters available.  It's kind of tricky
to specify it in code (you'd do something like below):

unichar whatever = 0xABCD;

NSString *theCharAsString = [NSString stringWithCharacters:&whatever
length:1];




HIGHLY recommended: UnicodeChecker, from http://www.earthlingsoft.net




On Tuesday, December 31, 2002, at 10:54  PM, Tony S. Wu wrote:

> I am sorry to ask a stupid question like this, but I really cannot find
> it anywhere.
> Is there a function call to access indicator images such as a triangle
> facing right or left instead of making it myself?
>
> Tony S. Wu
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> "It takes a smart man to be stupid." ~Tony
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