If you've already parsed the text, just use NSNumber's class method
+numberWithDouble (or whichever other method is appropriate for your
needs). If you don't want to use your own parser, you can use NSScanner
on your text, but make sure you've set the locale to correctly interpret
the comma.
What about replacing the , with a . and using NSString's floatValue
function?
Devon
Robert Cerny wrote:
Hi folks,
I made a parser, which returns values like 10,45. It means, it has comma
as a decimal point delimiter, which is correct in my language. I was
trying to find a way to convert to N
Le 4 juil. 08 à 17:15, Robert Cerny a écrit :
Hi folks,
I made a parser, which returns values like 10,45. It means, it has
comma as a decimal point delimiter, which is correct in my language.
I was trying to find a way to convert to NSNumber. Is it correct the
the right way is to use NSSca
Hi folks,
I made a parser, which returns values like 10,45. It means, it has
comma as a decimal point delimiter, which is correct in my language. I
was trying to find a way to convert to NSNumber. Is it correct the the
right way is to use NSScanner?
Robert
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