Reputation: 39374
I have a nsstring(filePath), which has the path to the audio file. I want open the audio file, so I want to convert the nsstring to Cstring.
fopen([filePath cStringUsingEncoding:1], "r");
is the above line is correct or not, because I can also use fopen([filePath cString], "r");
. In some websites it is mentioned to use UTF8stringEncoding. Which is the the right NSString to string conversion?
Upvotes: 8
Views: 11062
Reputation: 1065
Don't use UTF8String
, but fileSystemRepresentation
.
You should do this because HFS+ or other file systems are not strictly compatible with the Unicode system. Another reason: This method operates by replacing the abstract path and extension separator characters (‘/’ and ‘.’ respectively) with their equivalents for the current file system.
Upvotes: 6