In my app there is a mechanism that requires that at a certain point two NSString
s will be the same to do something; for some reason when I compare the two, even when they are the same, it still doesn't recognize that. The code is something like this:
NSString * aString = [self someMethodThatGetsAString];
NSString * bString;
BOOL areStringsTheSame = NO;
while (areStringsTheSame != YES) {
bString = [self someMethodThatTakesNSStringsFromAnArrey];
if (bString == aString) {
areStringsTheSame = YES;
{ }
I even inserted an NSLog()
and made sure that at a certain point they were the same (and as far as I know this is what ==
stands for...), but still it didn't get into the if
to change the BOOL
value.
Is there another way to do this comparison? Am I missing something?
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