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OK, let me explain…
I have an NSString and a path stored in it, like this (as weird as it may look) :
/A/B/C/../D/../E/F
which is practically the same as :
/A/B/E/F
What I want is to convert the first path format (with the ..s in it) the the second format.
Is there any built-in Cocoa function for something like that?
Any ideas?
Just found it! 🙂
NSString class reference.