On 18 Mar '08, at 9:53 PM, J. Todd Slack wrote:
So how do I write out a text file in UTF16-BE encoding? Maybe this wouldsolve my problem.
You *are* writing it out in that encoding; that's the problem. It's not the default text encoding, so apps won't interpret the text correctly. You generally want to save text files in UTF-8.
if ([predefinedSessionDocumentsFileContents writeToFile: pathToUsersImpressionDocumentsSessionFile atomically: YES]) {}else { NSLog (@"Failure writing Documents Session File On Startup");}
You want -writeToFile:atomically:encoding: instead. Pass NSUTF8StringEncoding as the last parameter.
(I'm kind of surprised that the method you're calling generates UTF-16. Maybe that's part of the reason it's marked as deprecated!)
—Jens
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