> All the other methods should already be implemented in NSString.m in 
> terms of those primitives.

Are there any existing subclasses of NSString which use these methods
that I could use for testing, or is it best to actually make my own subclass
for testing purposes ? Currently it sounds like these implementations are
there "just in case" someone makes an NSString subclass rather than actually
being used by any of the current code.

-bat.


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