macOS convert unsigned char buff[50] to NSMutableData?

[mkristain]

hi

can anyone please help me to convert unsigned char buff[50] to NSMutableData.

thanks.

 

[lee1210]

NSMutableData *myBytes = [NSMutableData initWithCapacity:50];
[myBytes appendBytes:buffer length:50];

Have you looked at the docs here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/...utableData_Class/Reference/NSMutableData.html
?

-Lee

 

[admanimal]

hi

can anyone please help me to convert unsigned char buff[50] to NSMutableData.

thanks.

You have twelve active threads from the last 3 days with different questions you have asked. Why don't you save us all time and just post your entire project description here so someone can complete the whole thing for you and send you the code, since you obviously have no interest in actually learning how to program and problem solve yourself.

This question, like many of your questions, can be answered by a 30 second browse of the documentation for the class you are asking about. This, of course, assumes you actually understand how Objective-C and Cocoa work at some basic level.

 

[gnasher729]

hi

can anyone please help me to convert unsigned char buff[50] to NSMutableData.

thanks.

We know what your problem is, two perfectly fine solutions have been posted here, and you _still_ try to find new and innovative ways how to solve your problem in a much more complicated and much slower way.

At this point I think you should seriously consider a different career than programming.

 

[mkristain]

thanks for all help and guidance.

 

[gnasher729]

thanks for all help and guidance.

So are you taking the advice and quitting programming?

 

[mkristain]

no sir i m learning.

 

[gnasher729]

no sir i m learning.

Not the impression that anyone here has.

 

[xStep]

no sir i m learning.

Then try what people have suggested and give them feedback that you have done so, and do or do not understand it. An don't jump to another idea until you're done understanding the current one. You are taking a lot of time from willing people, but they'll get sick of helping you if you seem to be going in circles, which is what looks like has been occurring. All your questions have been directly related to the first, so you have started one thread and used that instead of multi posting.

Also, when you try a new idea, spend a day or two at it before coming here for quick answers. If you don't have a good book, get one. If you can't afford one, then check out your local library.

 

[mkristain]

thanks.