And we have a winner. Thanks. I had unchecked it in XCode, so didn't think
that was the culprit, but your code change made things all better.
Thanks, I knew it was something obvious and simple.
On Jun 24, 2014, at 10:29 PM, Stephen J. Butler
wrote:
> Those are the UTF-8 sequences for smart
well the 'problem' is that the quotation marks you have in there aren't the
usual 0x27 simple quotes but the pretty left/right quote marks which are
unicode U+2018 and U+2019. 0xE28098 is the UTF-8 representation of the first of
those, 0xE28099 is the encoding of the second one.
So either the
Those are the UTF-8 sequences for smart quotes. It's not coming from
cStringUsingEncoding, but directly from NSTextView:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19801601/nstextview-with-smart-quotes-disabled-still-replaces-quotes
Rant: This has been a super annoying Mavericks feature IMHO. Even when y
Alright, I am stumped so I am asking for help (and it is annoying me because I
am 100% certain that the answer will be stupid simple).
I have a bit of code (old code I might add) that I am updating to ARC and other
such modern features. Unfortunately, I have run into a little snag. The code
c
