I\'m trying to make a menu for my app which I already made. I added a new .m-file, .h-file & a nib file and named this Menu. Within my P-list i have set Menu as \"Main nib file base name (iPad)\".
Is there a size limit to NSUserDefaults? What is it? I\'m afraid that such a limit ca开发者_JS百科n cause my app to crash.No, there is no size limit to NSUserDefaults, aside from the storage capacity
I want to store xml on the iphone that consists of a number of favourite items chosen by the user of the app. I am using TBXML (inherited from prev dev) and as such this cant write xml, I was thinking
I am debugging an issue that occasionally causes my app to crash with a WebTryThreadLock message in the crash report. It looks like the app is crashing because the NSUserDefaultsDidChangeNotification
I\'m trying to save this date in NSUSerDefaults: 2011-04-14T13:18:25+0000 But I don\'t want the last bit (+0000), so I chopped it off using this method:
I\'m using [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] synchronize] each time I write anything to the plist. Is that overkill? Or are there 开发者_如何学编程adverse effects in doing this?Yes it may be over
The following code is crashing 开发者_如何转开发for me [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] dictionaryForKey:@\"2453\"];
I need to pre-populate and save an array in NSUserDefaults so that downstream methods can read and write to ten values stored there. I\'ve constructed this workable solution, but is there a better way
Edited i\'ve got a sound in my app which begins to play when the app is started. further I\'ve got two method to play and stop the sound:
I am storing keyboard shortcuts represented as NSDictionary instances into user defaults and have some trouble representing “none” values. When my application starts I register some default shortcu
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