saving the managedObjectContext seems to eat the NSUserDefault NSString *defaultSiteUrl = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] objectForKey:kSelectedSiteUrlKey];
I am trying to set a BOOL to a key in NSUserDefaults, but it doesn\'t seem to be working as I am getting the NSLog(@\"calle开发者_如何学God\"); showing up in console every launch. I would really appre
What condition do I use to know it the NSUserDefaults I use? NSUserDefaults *preftest; preftest=[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
I have a situation where the user enters a screen and fills some data and when the user leaves the application or click save. I want to save the information. In most of the textfields the data is pre-
I\'ve got a NSTableView, with 1 column, whos \"Content\" is binded to user defaults and the column \"Value\" is also binded.
Been working on some code streamlining and have realised that it would be really helpful if my app had a preferences system.
I\'m trying to save a String from a textfield. I have a IBOutlet UITextField *login; IBOutlet UITextField *pass;
I have a bunch of userdefaults value that I use to load my UITableView in -(void) prepareDisplay { NSUserDefaults *standardUserDefaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
I\'m trying to make use of NSUserDefaults to keep track of some promotional data in my iOS app, but it\'s not working like I\'m expecting it to.Here\'s the code...
I want a half dozen command line tools (used for testing) to share a bundle ID so they can sh开发者_JAVA百科are a NSUserDefaults and Library/Caches subfolder. I could get around the Library/Caches sub
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