I have been working on a simple text editor in Cocoa/Objective-C for a practice project, and I have come across an error that I would never have expected.
I have an NSString for my file's contents as well as an NSString for it's path. When I attempt to write the contents to a file, I use the following method:
[FileContents writeToFile: CurrentFileName
atomically: NO
encoding: NSStringEncoding /* Error occurs on this line */
error: nil];
I've used this method many times without error yet today, I am getting an error:
Expected expression before 'NSStringEncoding'
NSStringEncoding isn't a valid value. You need to decide what text encoding to use. If you don't know anything about text encodings and these files are only used by your program, I would recommend using NSUTF8StringEncoding everywhere.
UTF-8 has many benefits, including that it is plain ASCII if you don't encounter any non-ASCII characters.
NSStringEncoding is a type, not a value. You need to specify which NSStringEncoding you want (e.g. NSUTF8StringEncoding, NSASCIIStringEncoding and so on).
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