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Replace letters in a string
I have some texts "anh yêu em"
I want to convert to this text "anh yeu em".
Does anyone know to convert this text "anh yêu em" to "anh yeu em" in the Objective-C?
Many thanks,
You can use NSString dataUsingEncoding to convert vietnamese unicode character to equivalent ascii character.
For details, pls follow this url nsstring-unicode-to-ascii-equivalent
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