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Re: User Default Groups


  • Subject: Re: User Default Groups
  • From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 May 2008 06:12:56 -0700

On 2008 May, 05, at 23:27, Kevin Ferguson wrote:

In poking around other plist flies

Well, that's a good way to start Kevin, but now you've got to start poking around some documentation...


I have seen several 'groups' of data stored under a heading. Is it at all possible to take each individual piece of data and store them under a unique group? Furthermore, is it at all possible to load each aspect of data back after saving it in this manner?

All is possible. I believe that what you call "groups" are what we call "dictionaries".


Try poking around the documentation "Collections Programming Topics for Cocoa", "Property List Programming Guide for Cocoa", NSDictionary and NSUserDefaults. Also, when you poke around in .plist files, use a plist editor such as "/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Property List Editor.app" or, better, Brian Webster's "PlistEdit Pro".

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