On 7/22/2010 6:25 PM, Joe Turner wrote:
I'm having an issue with NSPropertyListSerialization, where I will call dataWithPropertyList:format:options:error:, to get the data from a property list–this part goes fine. However, then I need the data as a string, so I can upload it to a web service. However, when I call initWithData:encoding: to get a string (I'm using NSASCIIStringEncoding, but have tried many others as well), wherever there was a letter with an accent, weird stuff happens. Like é turns into Ä. I'm fine with losing accents, but right now, I can't even seem to do that–I just get the Ä's. Is there any way I can use a different encoding or something else to keep the accents for the time being, and then filter them out when I create the post data with dataUsingEncoding:allowLossyConversion:?
Among the "many other" encodings, did you try UTF-8? That's the standard encoding for XML.
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