Re: Hex codes in plists
Re: Hex codes in plists
On Mon, Nov 03, 2003 at 01:16:04PM -0600, Glen Simmons wrote:
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I have some string resources that I've put into plists for easy loading
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and accessing. The problem is that quite a few of the string resources
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include hex values, i.e. "Foo" = "\x42\x12bar". I sort of assumed that
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these would be magically transformed when the
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+dictionaryWithContentsOfFile: call created all the NSStrings. Not so.
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Any suggestions on how best to deal with these?
Just include the characters directly in the plist. You can use the
character palette and/or Unicode Hex Input method if the characters
are not easily typeable.
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Second question: In trying to deal with this, I had the bright idea of
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using -rangeOfString:@"\x" and handling it in code. XCode doesn't like
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this at all, thinking it's supposed to be a hex value. How to get
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around this?
-rangeOfString:@"\\x" should work.
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