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Question about accessing a value within a NSString or NSMutableString
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I was just curious if it is possible to directly access a value at index i in a NSString? In C++ string's, I can go StrinVar[i] = value. Is this possible with a NSString or NSMutableString? Can I directly replace a character with a String in a similar way that replaceOccurrencesOfString can change a value a range? I would like to do this for one value at a time.
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The short shall inherit the earth. Just you wait. You won't see us coming. We'll pop out from under tables, beds, and closets in hordes. So you're tall, huh? You won't be so tall when I chew off your ankles. Mofo
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Originally posted by KraziKid:
I was just curious if it is possible to directly access a value at index i in a NSString? In C++ string's, I can go StrinVar[i] = value. Is this possible with a NSString or NSMutableString? Can I directly replace a character with a String in a similar way that replaceOccurrencesOfString can change a value a range? I would like to do this for one value at a time.
what about the NSMutableString method "replaceCharactersInRange:withString:" and use a range of 1 character?
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oye, that's what I get for skimming. I thought access meant read. The api'll still help ya... look around a bit 
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The short shall inherit the earth. Just you wait. You won't see us coming. We'll pop out from under tables, beds, and closets in hordes. So you're tall, huh? You won't be so tall when I chew off your ankles. Mofo
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