Question

I have a
const char *sadgan[4]={“yeksad” ,”devist”,”sisad”,”chaharsad”,”pansad”};
How can I append a sadgan[1] to test in objective c?

    NSString *myString =@"";
    NSString *test = [myString stringByAppendingString:sadgan[1]];
    NSLog(@"% ? " ,test);

I want to write yeksad o devist o sisad o …

Answer 1

char* and NSString are not converted to each other automatically. If you use Objective-C, use NSString unless some library you use forces you otherwise. "abc" is a char*, @"abc" is an NSString.

NSArray* sagdan=[NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"yeksad",@"devist",@"sisad",@"chaharsad",@"pansad",nil];
NSString *test = [myString stringByAppendingString:[sagdan objectAtIndex:4]];

will do the job.

By the way, what’s the language you used? dev for 2, chahar for 4 and pan for 5 sound like an Indo-European language…