I have a unicode string like that @”anh sẽ đến”. Now I want to cut it to a char array, and then I want to join it in one string and show it on the screen. How can I do that?
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I have a unicode string like that @”anh sẽ đến”. Now I want to cut it to a char array, and then I want to join it in one string and show it on the screen. How can I do that?
Thanks.
Because literals are objects, you can use
[@"anh sẽ đến" UTF8String]to get it to a char array, and[NSString stringWithUTF8String:]for char to NSString conversions, though to be honest, it would probably be easier to just use+[NSString stringWithFormat:@"anh sẽ đến%c", myUnichar]than to go back and forth between string containers.