Hi Stephen,
>> What is the grey diamond character so I can reproduce this? If I don¹t use
>> it the format is not recognized.
>>
>> How do I do the grey diamond in code?
>
> Off the top of my head, it's probably '\0'. Tell TextMate to re-open the
> file with UTF-16BE, I bet the diamonds go away.
Yes, they do. What does this mean for how I write it out currently?
I get, as UTF-16BE, showing invisibles:
200803181051
/Users/slack/Music
/Users/slack/Documents
So how do I write out a text file in UTF16-BE encoding? Maybe this would
solve my problem.
Currently I am doing:
if ([predefinedSessionDocumentsFileContents writeToFile:
pathToUsersImpressionDocumentsSessionFile atomically: YES]) {}
else { NSLog (@"Failure writing Documents Session File On Startup");
}
I am putting absolute paths into the file, so data like:
/Users/slack/Documents
/Users/slack/Music
Any thoughts?
-Jason
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