Is there a way to change the CFBundleVersion variable (an NSString) to an float.
My version currently is ‘1.0.2’, but when i parse the floatValue from it, it will return 1.00000.
How to parse it so i will get this value: 1.02000
Thanks.
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Is there a way to change the CFBundleVersion variable (an NSString) to an float.
My version currently is ‘1.0.2’, but when i parse the floatValue from it, it will return 1.00000.
How to parse it so i will get this value: 1.02000
Thanks.
This is not possible. There are two decimal points, and no unambiguous way to represent that as a float. You might roll your own code to convert it to something, but basically the approach as such is flawed.