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Re: Using NSMutableString* for NSString* result
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Re: Using NSMutableString* for NSString* result


  • Subject: Re: Using NSMutableString* for NSString* result
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2003 18:34:23 +0200

It was actually only the internal reference to the string that was named myMutableString (and only in the text, not in the method examples), the method was named getSomeFancyString...

j o a r

On 2003-10-03, at 18.04, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

And, btw, if this is your intent, returning an immutable version of your
string, you shouldn't call your method 'myMutableString' because it implies
that the string returned will be mutable, i.e. modifiable.
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