Question

I am making a framework and I have this code (conditions is an NSDictionary):

for (NSString *key in conditions) {
    id value = [[conditions valueForKey:key] retain];


    // Check if number or string
    if ([value class] == [NSString class]) {
      conditionsString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@='%@' ", key, value];
    } else {
      conditionsString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@=%@ ", key, value];
    }
  }

If the value is an NSString, quotes should be added, otherwise codes should not be added. However, if not an NSString, I don’t know the datatype of value, as it could be NSNumber, NSInteger, int, float, double, etc… I can’t just use %@ or %d but I’m sure someone on SO knows how to do this? Thanks.

Answer 1

have a look at this.

edit: in your case it’s pretty easy, since nsdictionary can only contain nsobjects. so %@ would do the trick.