Re: C strings?
Re: C strings?
- Subject: Re: C strings?
- From: eHolley <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 13:49:09 -0700
when i create a C string like so is A still a or is a numerical rep of
a? what exactly do i have when i create the string?
The code
char code[4];
creates an array of 4 chars (stored as ints).
Setting one of the array elements to a character literal assigns the
ASCII integer, not the actual letter.
code[0] = 'A';
is the same as
code[0] = 65;
i ask this because
i'm creating a basic reg gen and i would like to make the same system
in php so i can automate the payment / registration process but i can
recreate the same results in php i think it has to do with the way i'm
working with the characters?
// in php
$code6 = $payer_email{7};
$code7 = $payer_email{3};
$code8 = $payer_email{2};
$code9 = $payer_email{0};
// in cocoa
char code[4];
code[0] = 'A';
code[1] = 'X';
code[2] = '1';
code[3] = 0;
the cocoa ones are just alpha variables, does anyone know what i have
to convert them to to make them the same as they are in cocoa?
Cocoa uses NSString for its string functionality. Do you mean that you
want some way of converting C strings into NSStrings?
-Erik
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