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I need to send a date as a string to a webserver with the following notation:
/Date(1332843997553+0200)/
Within my code I’m achieving this as follows with startdate as a ‘long long’ type:
NSString *DateString = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"\/Date(%qi%@)\/", startdate,timezone];
However the notation mentioned above gives me the following warning ” Lexical or Preprocessor Issue – Unknown escape sequence ‘/’ “.
Anyone got a clue how I can get rid of this warning without changing the DateString.
No need to put a backslash in front of /:
unless you really want \/Date()\/ :