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How do you add a macron to a character in an NSString? via Unicode?

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I need to display a number like 8.33333 just as 8.3, with the three having a macron (repeating number symbol, a bar line) above it. I have done some searching and have not found a solution to this. I have found the encoding for C/C++/Java source code being "\u0304" and for Unicode being "U+0304". Is there a way that I can create an NSString from a开发者_运维技巧 Unicode character? And how would a create a Unicode character with a macron?

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For combining characters such as U+0304, the string should contain the original letter followed by the combining character. For instance,

NSString *str = @"ca\u0304t";

is a representation of cāt.

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