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Some simple Swift Extensions (Strip HTML, RGB Color, Color invert, Dismiss modal segue)
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NSString: Camel case <=> Snake case
Paris Xavier Pinkney
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xcode, string, nsstring, formatting
Creating NSDate from NSString and sorting
IronLeash
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JSON and the JavaScriptCore Framework (Xcode/iOS)
Anthony Levings
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Quick Formatting of Credit Card Numbers
Paris Xavier Pinkney
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Converting JSON into an Objective-C object (Xcode for iOS)
Anthony Levings
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xcode, json, nsstring, nsarray
Beware of [NSString hash]
Dennis Wilson
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cocoa, macosx, objc, nsstring
Searching strings in Xcode using NSScanner and NSRegularExpression
Anthony Levings
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regex, grep, find, nsstring
Split a CamelCase string into separate words
Draco Li
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cocoa, nsstring, objective-c
NSString objects are always constants!
Sam Green
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