iOS Localization: Unicode character escape sequences, which have the form ‘\uxxxx’ does not work
NSString literals and strings-files use different escaping rules. NSString literals use the same escape sequences as “normal” C-strings, in particular the “universal character names” defined in the C99 standard: \unnnn – the character whose four-digit short identifier is nnnn \Unnnnnnnn – the character whose eight-digit short identifier is nnnnnnnn Example: NSString *string = @”Espa\u00F1ol – … Read more