I'm a c++ programmer trying to pick up objective c. I'm going through some rough tutorials and want to print out some exception info:
printf( "%s: %s\n", [[e name] cString], [[e reason] cString] );
This leaves me with a warning about cString being depricated. I've been looking into the new way to do it, which appears to be NSString's getCString method. This takes in a buffer which is my problem. I'm not seeing how to make one at the moment. Here's my bad code:
char* buf[] = [[char[128] alloc] init];
char* buf2[] = [[char[128] alloc] init];
printf( "%s: %s\n", [[e name] getCString: buf], [[e reason] getCString: buf2] );
Clearly that's not right, but some google searches have only shown me to assign a char array to a string literal. Can someone correct me? Thanks!
EDIT: getCString actually takes a few more arguments, I know. That's not my issue though.
