Is there a way for me to \"walk\" through a list of all the NSUserDefaults in my iPhone app, and only delete certain ones?
when i add new entries to my settings bundle root.plist file, build and run the app, the new settings are not visible within the app. I\'ve of course used a unique key for the new entries.
My app won\'t save the data or load the data, it just crashes, I wonder what I\'m doing wrong in my High Score Manager class.
I am programming an app for iOS, allowing the user to make connections via tcp/ip. The user is able to save a server as a favorite. To make this possible I am serialising the server object and storing
The question, by itself, implies that the DefaultValue property in my Root.plist file was set to \"no\".This is unfortunately not true.To verify what my problem is, I am trying to use a section of the
How do I retrieve an int from NSUserDefaults? I have the following code NSUserDefaults *def = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
I made some preferences in my Setting开发者_如何学Cs.bundle that show up fine in the Settings app.However my settings always return nil when I read them back.I know I need to set a default value on fi
I\'m storing certain values in NSUserDefaults, but after several sessions, I find nil values for those variables whenever I\'m retrieving them. It\'s nowhere that I\'m resetti开发者_运维百科ng them in
i\'ve had difficulty finding examples/tutorials/information for this. i\'d like to have an \'add to favorites\' button in my application. this would take a cell from one tableview and populate that ce
Is there a way to make some value of my preferences stored in the iPhone Application Settings to be read-only.
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