Does anyone know of an easy way to add a single backslash () to an NSString in Objective-C?
I am trying to add a backslash between each byte of addresses. But after adding and printing the output is not coming as expected.
Output:
"<IpAddress 0x00000002834809d0>" = {
FourByteAddress = "0/\0/\0/\0";
};
Expected:
"<IpAddress 0x00000002834809d0>" = {
FourByteAddress = "0\0\0\0";
};
SuryaRam
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Hi team,
We have developed one IoT project in that we have used apple's core database for storing all app-related settings, IoT device settings. In that we are facing some unusual crash (EXC_BAD_ACCESS) whenever we are performing saving, retrieving & updating operations it's causing random issues. So please help me out to fix this issue.