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Re: Property List Question
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Re: Property List Question


  • Subject: Re: Property List Question
  • From: Ryan Dary <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 08:41:22 -0700

Just make the people objects NSDictionary and then create an NSArray of people. Then when you write it out, it will write it properly. I haven't tried this, but I know it works with CoreFoundation, which is what the NS stuff is based on. (or perhaps it is the other way around)

- Ryan


On Tuesday, May 15, 2001, at 07:30 PM, email@hidden wrote:

Hello,

I have a question about property lists:

I have data which is a list of information about objects that I want
to store in a property list - it is basically like a list of
information about people.

So I want to represent it as an array of arrays of strings. This
way, I can easily read and store the data with methods like
"arrayWithContentsOfFile:" and "writeToFile:atomically:".

The problem is is that I want to represent the 'people' as objects
(for the obvious OO benefits). However, if I do, I will lose the
ability to use "arrayWithContentsOfFile:" and
"writeToFile:atomically:" because the array will no longer contain
only property list objects.

Is there a protocol or something which I can make the 'people'
objects conform to which will make the saving and loading work?


Thanks in advance,

Karl

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