On Sep 25, 2009, at 11:18 AM, Anders Lassen wrote:
But still, I can not see, how this solve my problem getting characters outside the unicode 16 bits range into a NSString.
NSString is conceptually UTF-16, which means that characters outside the BMP are represented using surrogate pairs. However, for purposes of getting them into an NSString, you can (for example) represent them in UTF-32 and use one of the conversion methods. Alternatively, you could put them in a file, maybe a text file or a plist, and let the standard import methods deal with encoding issues.
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