So, I have been struggling to learn Objective C. Here is a snippet of code that might be helpful. Basically you can use NSString’s initWithFormat method to create a new NSString object and use it just like sprinf function in C
[[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:@”(%f,%f)”,center.x,center.y]
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Thanks! I too am learning Objective-C and have been trying to figure out an NSString-style sprintf. This does the trick.
Thanks! This post was very helpful to me
Short and consise, just the way it should be!
mvh roger
[NSString stringWithFormat:@"(%f,%f)",center.x,center.y]
[...] Use initWithFormat [...]
Awesome
Sometimes its faster to use google and see such a blog post instead of search the entire apple documentation ..