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I am using TouchJSON to parse a JSON data.
In the results, the strings in the array are all in \U** format.
Yes, they are meant to be other languages than English.
Why TouchJSON can’t just replace them with real string via UTF8?
How should I deal with the results if I want to store them as NSStrings and use them in UILabel?
Thanks
The leading \u should not be a part of the string, but rather an identifier. If you load an NSString from parsed NSDictionary, it should’ve ignored the leading \u.
If it did not, you can always use
[theString substringFromIndex: 2]to remove any leading identifiers.Otherwise, take a look at SBJson, an alternative library for Objective-C JSON parsing.