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Re: Strange behavior of stringWithFormat and accented characters
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Re: Strange behavior of stringWithFormat and accented characters


  • Subject: Re: Strange behavior of stringWithFormat and accented characters
  • From: Olivier Mergault <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 23:14:10 +0200


Le 24 oct. 05 à 22:00, glenn andreas a écrit :

You can't have non-ASCII characters inside a @"..." construction.

As I have read in many places…

This is discussed about every two weeks - a quick search of the archives will reveal all the gory details, suggested alternative constructions, and general griping.

The best general solution is to move that constant string to a localized.strings file so that it can be properly localized as well as avoiding the non-ascii characters inside the literal.

I am like St Thomas, I believe what I see. And I see in the debugger two different manners to handle the same code !


As I don't see anyone putting pictures in their mails and I have a web site, I put some snapshots on a page, here :

http://www.cscinema.com/Cocoas/string_problem.html

It deserve a click !

If the behavior had been consistent, I would'nt have asked — and certainly found the answer on the web.
But, how do you explain what is happening here ?


Olivier
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