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Re: Non standard ascii characters
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Re: Non standard ascii characters


  • Subject: Re: Non standard ascii characters
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 08:42:06 +0100

Hej,

On 2005-01-10, at 08.18, Peter Karlsson wrote:

I'm developing a MIDI app. My problem is that one of the device's I'm
working on contains non standard ascii characters within the name. The name
of the device is Ensoniq ESQM.


I want to show the 40 program names in a tableview, this is easy for the
standard characters. But how do I solve the problem with the non standard
ascii characters? Any suggestions?

With "non standard ascii characters", you probably mean that you don't know which encoding is being used. You will need to find the proper encoding, either via documentation or trial and error, and then use that information when creating the NSString object. Once the NSString instance is created with the proper encoding, the table view will show the correct information.


j o a r

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