On Jul 17, 2004, at 12:21 AM, Pierre Vaudrey wrote:
Alan,
Please find sherm's answer to a similar question :
Le samedi, 17 jul 2004, à 03:15 Europe/Paris, Alan Olsen a écrit :
Anyone have a good example of usage of NSString and/or
NSRunPanelAlert?
D'oh! I thought I'd fixed that bug for good. Okay, I see what's
causing it now, it'll be fixed in the next release.
Meanwhile, there's a work-around. When you need to pass an NSString to
a function - just a function, object and class methods aren't affected
by this - pass a reference. It can be a reference to an NSString
object, or to an ordinary scalar. So the easiest thing is to simply
put a backslash in front of your constant strings, like this:
NSRunAlertPanel(\"Warning!", \"Are you sure...?", \"OK", \"Cancel",
\"");
Wow. That is the most non-obvious solution i have seen in a while.
It does work though.
Thanks.
