Re: Omission of % character when loading a string from a file?
Re: Omission of % character when loading a string from a file?
- Subject: Re: Omission of % character when loading a string from a file?
- From: Jan Van Boghout <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 10:15:56 +0100
OK, I feel really stupid now :) Turns out that NSLog was fooling me
after all
Nope, NSLog isn't fooling me. I'm parsing css files, and my % signs
are lost. I am trying this out with the css file I downloaded at:
http://www.w3c.org/Style/shadows.css In one property there is a font
size of 140%, but it comes through as 140. And the % isn't lost in my
parsing, it's not in the string that is loaded in the first place
either. I select a file using an open panel and take its path. Then I
do this:
css = [[NSMutableString alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:[op filename]];
No % signs are in the resulting string. This is the only line of code
that causes it, so I guess loading a string directly from a file
isn't what I should be doing. But what should I do then? I'd think
this is supposed to work.
I'd think so too. Oddly enough, it works for me. I downloaded .css
file from the URL gave and did this in a little scratch program:
NSString *path =
@"/Volumes/FileDrop/downloads/___RECENT/shadows.css";
NSString *s = [[NSMutableString alloc]
initWithContentsOfFile:path];
NSLog(@"%@", s);
The "font-size: 140% /*200%*/;" showed up just fine.
Can you post a little more of your code? And again, *how* are you
finding out that your string does not contain the %? What is your
proof?
--Andy
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