I want to convert an integer value to a string with leading zeroes (if necessary) such that the string has 3 total characters. For example, 5 would become "005", and 10 would become "010".
I've tried this code:
NSString* strName = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"img_00%d.jpg", i];
This partially works, but if i has the value of 10, for example, the result is img_0010.jpg, not img_010.jpg.
Is there a way to do what I want?
Use the format string "img_%03d.jpg" to get decimal numbers with three digits and leading zeros.
%06d would result in values like 000001.For posterity: this works with decimal numbers.
NSString *nmbrStr = @"0033620340000" ;
NSDecimalNumber *theNum = [[NSDecimalNumber decimalNumberWithString:nmbrStr]decimalNumberByAdding: [NSDecimalNumber one]] ;
NSString *fmtStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%012.0F",[theNum doubleValue]] ;
Though this information is hard to find, it is actually documented here in the second paragraph under Formatting Basics. Look for the % character.
