FROM : Clark S. Cox III
DATE : Tue Jan 14 23:05:43 2003
On Tuesday, Jan 14, 2003, at 16:08 US/Eastern, Renaud Boisjoly wrote:
> Hi again
>
> Ok, I think it will work, but I do have a last newbie question to ask
> if I can...
>
> I've managed to convert from the UniChar result to an NSString, but
> I'm not clear on how to efficiently do the reverse. My original string
> is in an NSString and I guess I need to convert it to UniChar... but
> being pretty unexperienced, this looks like a mystery to me. Do I need
> to iterate through each character using characterAtIndex and add them
> to characters[] one by one? Should I use an NSScanner? Is there an
> immensely obvious way to do this and I'm just not seeing it > (probably).
Use getCharacters:
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DATE : Tue Jan 14 23:05:43 2003
On Tuesday, Jan 14, 2003, at 16:08 US/Eastern, Renaud Boisjoly wrote:
> Hi again
>
> Ok, I think it will work, but I do have a last newbie question to ask
> if I can...
>
> I've managed to convert from the UniChar result to an NSString, but
> I'm not clear on how to efficiently do the reverse. My original string
> is in an NSString and I guess I need to convert it to UniChar... but
> being pretty unexperienced, this looks like a mystery to me. Do I need
> to iterate through each character using characterAtIndex and add them
> to characters[] one by one? Should I use an NSScanner? Is there an
> immensely obvious way to do this and I'm just not seeing it > (probably).
Use getCharacters:
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