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+1  Q: 

Objective C ==> unichar[] to NSString ????

I have an array of unichars i need to convert it to nsstring. How can i do this?

+4  A: 

NSString has a method for that:

+ (id)stringWithCharacters:(const unichar *)chars length:(NSUInteger)length

robinjam  2010-06-24 02:05:42
Oh, I think this is better than mine
vodkhang  2010-06-24 02:06:09
@vodkhang: it is, yours will fail since the unichar is 16-bits wide
Jason Coco  2010-06-24 02:09:42
A: 

Have you tried reading the "NSString Class Reference"?

Look at stringWithCharacters:length:

Frank C.  2010-06-24 02:05:54

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