Re: User Default Problems
Re: User Default Problems
- Subject: Re: User Default Problems
- From: Christopher Corbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2003 15:12:14 -0700
I have seen this problem before as well and I think it may actually be
a problem with Property List Editor.app. Try opening the file with
BBEdit or some other text editor and see if it looks the same.
I found that the weird values displayed by Property List Editor
weren't really in the file, and the app behaved correctly, so I
forgot about it.
If that's not the problem then my only suggestion (which you've probably
already done) is to completely delete your current plist and let the
app generate it from scratch and see if the problems go away.
The switch statement you mention should only pose a problem if you've
forgotten a "break", which has happened to everyone...
- Christopher
On Sunday, April 6, 2003, at 01:51 PM, Eric Czarny wrote:
I seem to be running into a rather frustrating problem in regards the
NSUserDefaults. In the plist file for my application there are
numerous values with the same key, and I don't know why each value
isn't being assigned to it's own specific key. It's rather hard to
explain, and I can't determine a reasonable explanation for the
problem. Here is an example... I start my application, it registers
its default preferences... I open the preference window and change
numerous values, let's say I change setting A and B, respectively... A
is set to YES and B to NO... I close my application and look at the
plist file, all is well. Now, if I go back and set both A and B to NO
and go back to the plist file I note that I now see two A's both set
to NO. I don't know what's causing the problem, maybe it's the method
in which I change the values. I added a unique tag to each UI
component in the preference window and use a switch statement in one
method to handle all the preference changes. Could this pose any
problem?
Best Regards,
Eric Czarny
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