Re: C Strings
Re: C Strings
- Subject: Re: C Strings
- From: John Stiles <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 22:09:33 -0800
Your problem isn't Cocoa related, you just need to use pointers properly.
Try
printf("%c %d\n", searchTerm[0], *searchTerm[0]);
Aren Villanueva wrote:
Here is the printf statement that I used:
printf("%c %d\n", searchTerm[0], searchTerm[0]);
where searchTerm is defined in the function arguments as
char *searchTerm[]
I put the NSString into the function via
strcpy(term,[[termToSearch stringValue]
cStringUsingEncoding:NSASCIIStringEncoding]);
where "term" becomes the passed variable to the function searchDict();
So what is causing the irregularity with the ASCII code, if when using
a normal char * array self defined in the code, it gives proper
characters as well as proper ASCII codes.
ps. I posted the function code, but its under review by the moderator
at the moment.
Aren
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