"Michel Fortin" <michel.for...@michelf.com> wrote in message news:gmbt40$18p...@digitalmars.com... > > Perhaps it's offtopic in a D forum, but you should use the class > NSCharacterSet for that if you want to be efficient. There's a couple of > methods in NSString accepting NSCharacterSet too which you may be > interested in if you're writing a parser. >
Nick Sabalausky is curious what the "NS" stands for in "NSString" and "NSCharacterSet"...?