Michael asks:
“How do I split the characters in an NSString into an NSArray? In BASIC I could split a string with empty character, but in Object C this does not work”
One way to do it is to just get one character substrings:
NSString *s = @"Hello World"; int i; NSMutableArray *m = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init]; for (i=0;i< [s length]; i++) { [m addObject:[s substringWithRange:NSMakeRange(i, 1)]]; } NSLog([m description]); // most NS* objects have a useful description [m release]; // don't forget |
In Objective C every time you need a starting point and then a length from there it’s call an NSRange. Conveniently there is also a *Make macro for most structures like this. So in this case you just NSMakeRange(position,length) and pass this to a substringWithRange.
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