you can use some methods of NSString, but I doubt wether NSString
performs well with really big string.
I once tried to work with the Unix tool 'grep' for searching
something in the iTunes Library xml file. That was amazingly fast!
You can use it in cocoa with NSPipe etc.
Op 13-jun-2009, om 7:55 heeft Angelo Chen het volgende geschreven:
Hi,
I need to open a big file and search for a certain string, if
found, I need tup do some updates and write back the file, any idea
what approach I should take? Thanks,
Angelo
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