I used to manage different NSUserDefaults in my app depending on which monitor it runs. So, I create filenames of the user defaults like this: NSString * defaults_name = [ NSString stringWithFormat:@"de.zach.MyApp.%@", displayname ];
Then I used to create the NSUserDefaults object with an unusual approach, but that does not seem to work any more. So, I am wondering, what is the correct and easy approach to managing different user settings (user defaults)? Note that my app is sandboxed, so the user defaults must go in ~/Library/Containers/de.zach.MyApp/Data/Library/Preferences/ , must they not? I looked at -initWithSuiteName , but it seems to me that is not they proper approach, is it? Thanks a lot in advance for all kinds of insights and help! Best regards, Gabriel
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