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Re: String Character Replacement
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Re: String Character Replacement


  • Subject: Re: String Character Replacement
  • From: "Julio Cesar Silva dos Santos" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 10 Nov 2006 23:25:27 -0200

Maybe using a code like this:

NSArray * test = [myMutString componentsSeparatedByString:@":"];
NSString * newString = [test componentsJoinedByString:@"\t"];


Julio Cesar Silva dos Santos email@hidden

2006/11/10, email@hidden <email@hidden>:

What would be the most efficient way to replace characters in a string? Say I have an NSString/NSMutableString that contains...

Joe:Smith:MI:123:456:8967:M

..and I want to replace all the colons with tabs? I suppose that I could
break each field into a substring and then recombine them, but that seems
like way
too many steps for such a simple task. I need something like...

[myMutString replaceCharacter:':' with:'\t'];

Looking through the documentation of NSMutableString and NSString I didn't
find anything similar.

Thanks in advance

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