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      <title>New iOS9 String Transformations API</title>
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      <author>contact@rogermolas.com (Roger Molas)</author>
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      <description>String transformations formerly done using CFStringTransform a part of Core Foundation Framework. In iOS 9 string transformation can be done along with the new “NSStringTransform*” constants a native Cocoa API and no need to deal with bridging to CFStringRef.
Here are some of my favorite transformations that can be done with the new NSStringTransform* API.
print(&amp;quot;roger&amp;quot;.stringByApplyingTransform(NSStringTransformLatinToGreek, reverse: false)!) //ῤογερ print(&amp;quot;roger&amp;quot;.stringByApplyingTransform(NSStringTransformLatinToHangul, reverse: false)!) //로겔 print(&amp;quot;\uD83D\uDC2E&amp;quot;.stringByApplyingTransform(NSStringTransformToUnicodeName, reverse: false)!) //{COW FACE} </description>
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