On 2006-06-08 17:57:22 +0200 Nate Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So when I run it, and enter in: Hi\n
That is four (4) characters you entered
It prints out: output: |Hi\n|
So four (4) characters are printed,
but I want it to print out: output: |Hi |
and not three (3) as you would want it to.
I could always manually parse the output, and if a "\n" is found, then really print a newline, but that seems a bit too muddled. Any ideas?
How is your program, or rather any of the functions/methods supposed to know that you want your two character entry '\n' to be a one character entry '(new line)' ?
Take a look at eg NSString-rangeOfString: you can use to 'parse' your input string and 'scan' for the two characters '\n'
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