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On 1 Apr 2008, at 21:37, Bart Beulen wrote:
That is because NSString doesn't respond to the message 'subStringWithRange:'. It does, however, respond to 'substringWithRange:'. That might be just what you're looking for. Remember that messages, just like everything else, are case sensitive. Robert |
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