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I have a string that contains unicode escape codes, eg. @”D\u017cem” (\u017c is code for ż). I would like to convert that string to the one containg actual characters. In the example that would be @”Dżem”.
Is there any method in SDK or library that can do such replacement AND work on iPhone?
(Obviously I can do the replacement myself, changing characters one by one, but it is rather cumbersome)
I suggest to start using
NSLocalizedString()http://www.pushplay.net/2009/08/developing-localized-iphone-applications/
http://developer.apple.com