Re: NSURL String formatting
Re: NSURL String formatting
- Subject: Re: NSURL String formatting
- From: Nick Zitzmann <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 00:02:43 -0800
On Nov 12, 2003, at 10:53 PM, Jason McInnes wrote:
When I NSLog escapedString, however, I get this:
http://www.usps.com:80/zip4/zip4_response.jsp?
zipcode=98177&Selection=1&address=5672ain
\\u7400\\u34fe\\ud0bf\\uffe9\\u6c97\\ue382\\uf8bf\\uffe9treet(null)uite
2address1=5672ain(null)treet&address2=Suite2city=Shoreline&state=WA&urb
anization=&firm=
How did you write the call to NSLog()? Did you write this:
NSLog(escapedString);
... or did you write this:
NSLog(@"%@", escapedString);
Judging by the output, I'm guessing you did the former. Just so you
know, the former is the wrong way to pass a string to a function call
that takes printf-style arguments, such as NSLog(), because if you do
so, then the varargs functions see the percent-characters in the string
and think they're arguments when they're not in this case. The latter,
however, should work correctly.
Perhaps not unexpectedly, when I connect to the
server, I get an error:
How are you connecting to the server? NSURLHandle/CURLHandle? OWF?
Manually using some networking framework? +somethingWithContentsOfURL:?
Something else?
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