How do I add a single character such as a ' $
' or a ' +
' at the beginning of an existing string?
I tried using the appendingString method but that adds the $
or +
at the end of the string.
I know I can always save the $
or +
in a new string and then append the other string, but I just want to know if there is a better way to do it.
Thank you.
This is actually very simple:
[@"+" stringByAppendingString:existingString];
This should definitely work for you :) And the +
will be at the beginning.
Strings aren't mutable. You're creating a new string when you use stringByAppendingString:
In order to prepend, you would have to make a mutable version of your existing string and then use insertString:atIndex:
like so:
[[NSMutableString stringWithString:myString] insertString:@"$" atIndex:0];
Why there isn't a stringByPrependingString:
, I don't know.
The best solution is the one you've already mentioned:
[@"$" stringByAppendingString:myString];
As long as the string is mutable, ie it is an NSMutableString you can use.
[str insertString:@"$" atIndex:0];
Have a read of the docs here, https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Cocoa/Reference/Foundation/Classes/nsmutablestring_Class/Reference/Reference.html
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