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From: Jerry Krinock
To: cocoa dev
Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 2:04:17 AM
Subject: Re: nsuserdefaults woes
On 2009 Aug 30, at 08:11, Rick C. wrote:
> if that's the only way i'll have to look into it. one question though, is
> there anything i could have done that
On 2009 Aug 30, at 08:11, Rick C. wrote:
if that's the only way i'll have to look into it. one question
though, is there anything i could have done that i can no longer
read using addSuiteNamed along with arrayForKey like i mentioned in
my original post?
Maybe it's not an array any more
2009 9:33:33 PM
Subject: Re: nsuserdefaults woes
I may be wrong, because I'm in a hurry here, but I believe ethat -addSuiteNamed
only works for reading preferences. If you want to write preferences to
another app you've got to use the CFPrefe
I may be wrong, because I'm in a hurry here, but I believe ethat -
addSuiteNamed only works for reading preferences. If you want to
write preferences to another app you've got to use the CFPreferences
API (unfortunately).
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hello again,
hoping someone can shed some light on what i might be doing wrong here. i'm
trying to read, compare, and possibly edit a shared plist in which the entry
i'm interested in is an array which goes a bit deep. here's what i'm doing so
far:
NSUserDefaults *defaults = [NSUserDefaults
