[Advice] Inspecting a Plain Text File
[Advice] Inspecting a Plain Text File
- Subject: [Advice] Inspecting a Plain Text File
- From: Kodex <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 08:59:01 -0800 (PST)
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Hey Guys,
I am working on a program that will load and look at a
plain text file under <1MB tops but most likely much
smaller. Once loaded i want to compare this text file
to another one line by line and be able to label what
lines are diffrent from the previous file.
I was looking into NSData and NSString, loading it in
as NSData then converting it to strings but how can i
pull it apart by line number? Do a string search for a
new line then mark a new one? Is there a set limit
that can be stored in an NSString or will it be able
to support such a large amount of data.
Just looking for some insight and advice from anyone
who might of done this before or knows a decent way to
do it. Thanks in advance for your help. Hopefully its
less painful that im working it through in my head
right now.
Thanks!
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