change a variable's number to according to a UILabel

[Mr.Abe90]

Could someone please give me some code to make whatever number my UILabel is and change a specific int variable to that number?

[iSDK]

int numberFromLabel = [label.text intValue]

Originally Posted by Mr.Abe90

Could someone please give me some code to make whatever number my UILabel is and change a specific int variable to that number?

[Mr.Abe90]

Originally Posted by iSDK

int numberFromLabel = [label.text intValue]

So where do I put the variable's name?

[Jeremy1026]

Originally Posted by Mr.Abe90

So where do I put the variable's name?

Uhh, in that example 'numberFromLabel' is the variable. You'd just replace that with your int.

[Mr.Abe90]

Originally Posted by Jeremy1026

Uhh, in that example 'numberFromLabel' is the variable. You'd just replace that with your int.

That's what I did.
I also put my label's name before".text"
It's not working, do i change anything else in the code

[iSDK]

put this line below the line where you are declaring the in:

NSLog(@"%d", numberFromLabel);

Post what you see in console.

Originally Posted by Mr.Abe90

That's what I did.
I also put my label's name before".text"
It's not working, do i change anything else in the code

[Mr.Abe90]

Originally Posted by iSDK

put this line below the line where you are declaring the in:

NSLog(@"%d", numberFromLabel);

Post what you see in console.

Nope still didn't work

[baja_yu]

if you already have an instance variable declared then you don't need the 'int' at the beginning.

[iSDK]

That wouldn't make it work. It will show an integer in console : cmd + shift + r

Originally Posted by Mr.Abe90

Nope still didn't work

[Jeremy1026]

What is the value of the label when you are trying to get its intValue?