koko wrote:
I had changed the string I was appending to @"\n\nText to Add" which also did not work.
You need to identify whether your string is a literal string in your Objective-C source, or whether it's something loaded from somewhere else.
If it's loaded from somewhere else, you need to identify whether it contains the literal characters backslash-Small-Letter-R-backslash- Small-Letter-N, or whether it contains the actual character codes for CR and LF.
You can do all these things by writing some code that dumps out the hex representations of every unichar in the string you are about to append. Put this code immediately before the point where you call stringByAppendingString:. Post what the hex output is.
If your string is a literal @"\n\nText" in an Objective-C source file, then that should be getting converted to LF-LF-Text, because the compiler will convert backslash-escaped characters. Refer to the C rules on backslash used as an escape character in strings. If you're not compiling the string with some kind of C compiler, then backslash has no special meaning, and what you will get is a literal backslash.
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