Hi, Jason,
I notice that you have a prior post on "Adding spaces to an NSString"
-- you appear to want to add a spacing character of some sort between
all of the characters in a file/directory path and then write it to a
text file.
I don't actually have a solution for you at this time -- although I
wonder if the diamond represents a non-breaking space or some such
(used to be, and maybe still is, option-key-plus-spacebar) -- but can
you actually describe what you're trying to do, from start to finish?
You haven't done anything wrong, post-wise, in terms of the
information that you're presenting, but I was simply thinking that it
might be easier to piece everything together that way and help myself,
or others, offer you a solution.
Cheers,
Andrew
On Mar 18, 2008, at 9:34 PM, J. Todd Slack wrote:
Hello All,
I am trying to write some NSStrings to a text file. Upon looking at
what the
format should be in TextMate with invisibles on, it shows:
http://jasonslack.biz/pic1.png
What is the grey diamond character so I can reproduce this? If I
don’t use
it the format is not recognized.
How do I do the grey diamond in code?
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
-Jason
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