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Re: ObjC newbie - simple NSString question
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Re: ObjC newbie - simple NSString question


  • Subject: Re: ObjC newbie - simple NSString question
  • From: Aaron Tuller <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 19:28:38 -0700

check out OmniFoundation.framework from The Omni Group.

It's got all kinds of good extensions to NSString like this. i believe it's stringByRemovingSurroundingWhitespace or something like that

-aaron

At 12:01 PM +1000 8/14/01, Mark Orchard wrote:
Hi all,

I'm learning ObjC and in the process converting a Java/Cocoa app across to
ObjC. This may sound like a simple/dumb question but is there a way (i.e.
NSString API call) to trim leading and trailing whitespace from an NSString?
In Java it's myString.trim() and I believe there was something in CFString
(is this old NeXTStep?). I've searched AppKit.pdf, Foundation.pdf and Google
but nothing obvious.
I guess I could roll my own, and that wouldn't be too hard but you would
think you could count on this sort of convenience method in a modern String
API.

Please tell me I'm missing something!

Cheers,

Mark
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