Hi Folks,
I think I am missing something really basic here with NSString. I am trying to
store the path of a user-selected file (from an NSOpenPanel) internally so
other routines can act on the data within the file. Here's the relevant
section of code:
if ([oPanel runModalForDirectory:nil file:nil types:nil] == NSOKButton)
{
NSArray * files = [oPanel filenames];
/* Process files */
for( i = 0; i < [files count]; i++ )
{
[rawFileName initWithString: [[files objectAtIndex:i]
stringByStandardizingPath]];
NSLog(@"Logging the file name variable");
NSLog(rawFileName);
NSLog(@"Logging the called file path object directly");
NSLog([[files objectAtIndex:i] stringByStandardizingPath]);
}
}
and this is the output from that section of code:
2009-05-26 09:18:41.931 REMI[19710:807] Logging the file name variable
2009-05-26 09:18:41.932 REMI[19710:807] Logging the called file path object
directly
2009-05-26 09:18:41.932 REMI[19710:807]
/Users/vinai/Desktop/rawTestData/P04608.7
rawFileName is declared to be an NSString * in my object's header file. So why
does printing out the string returned by the stringByStandardizingPath function
work okay, but not when initializing an NSString * variable with it ? What
would I need to rawFileName so it can be used by other methods in my object ?
Thanks much all.
vinai
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