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I am trying to store a queue of UILocalNotification to solve the limit problem . I used this approach and it does archive and unarchive my object but only the first one. How do I archive all objects from my NSMutableArray? Code // init/unarchive queue if (self.queue == nil) { // try loading stored array NSUserDefaults *currentDefaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]; NSData *dataRepresentingSavedArray = [currentDefaults objectForKey:@"LocalNotificationQueue"]; if (dataRepresentingSavedArray != nil) { NSArray *oldSavedArray = [NSKeyedUnarchiver unarchiveObjectWithData

if I export from bare GIT repository using git archive command I get error message: "fatal: This operation must be run in a work tree", altough the export passes properly. So my question is: Is there any issue when exporting from bare repository? I checked the exported archive and it looks alright. I don't actually get that warning - I'm fairly certain it was a bug which was resolved sometime after the version you're using. I can't tell exactly when, because I haven't even managed to reproduce it at all (I tried v1.5.3.4, v1.6.2, and a build from current master.) VonC As mentioned in "backing

I'm writing a script to extract files from a zip archive into the directory that the script is located. Here's my code: $zip = new ZipArchive; if ($zip->open('latest.zip') === TRUE) { $zip->extractTo('.'); $zip->close(); unlink('installer.php'); echo 'it works!'; } else { echo 'failed'; } This works fine, but there's one problem. The zip contains an extra layer. (zip/directory/files) which extracts like this directory/files rather then just the files. Is there a way to remove this extra layer? Thanks for your help! Joel Drapper In order to prevent any files from getting overwritten, you

I would like to store up-to 10M files, 2TB storage unit. The only properties which I need restricted to filenames, and their contents (data). The files max-length is 100MB, most of them are less than 1MB. The ability of removing files is required, and both writing and reading speeds should be a priority - while low storage efficiency, recovery or integrity methods, are not needed. I thought about NTFS, but most of its features are not needed, while can't be disabled and considered to be an overhead concern, a few of them are: creation date, modification date, attribs, journal and of course

I have a a directory with zip archives containing .jpg, .png, .gif images. I want to unzip each archive taking the images only and putting them in a folder with the name of the archive. So: files/archive1.zip files/archive2.zip files/archive3.zip files/archive4.zip Open archive1.zip - take sunflower.jpg, rose_sun.gif. Make a folder files/archive1/ and add the images to that folder, so files/archive1/folder1.jpg, files/archive1/rose_sun.gif. Do this to each archive. I really don't know how this can be done, all suggestions are welcome. I have over 600 archives and an automatic solution would be