nsmutablearray

My attempt to draw UIBezierPath lines with different colors is failing me. All the lines change to the currently selected color. All my path and information are all stored in an NSMutableArray called pathInfo. In path info I drop in array that contains the Path, Color, Width, and Type of line. This works fine except all the lines turn to whatever color the user has selected. I would appreciate any help greatly! - (void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect { UIBezierPath *drawPath = [UIBezierPath bezierPath]; drawPath.lineCapStyle = kCGLineCapRound; drawPath.miterLimit = 0; for (int i = 0; i < [pathInfo count

i have created NSMutableDictionary with 10 keys.Now i want to access NSMutableDictionary keys in a same order as it was added to NSMutableDictionary (using SetValue:* forKey:* ); How can i achieve that ? If you absolutely must use a dictionary container, you have to use a key that is sortable by the order in which you add key-value pairs. Thus, when creating your dictionary, you use a key that is an auto-incrementing integer or similar. You can then sort on the (integer) keys and retrieve the values associated with those keys. If you do all of that, however, you may as well just use an

I have two NSArray objects that I would like to be sorted the same. One contains NSString objects, the other custom Attribute objects. Here is what my "key" NSArray looks like: // The master order NSArray *stringOrder = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"12", @"10", @"2", nil]; The NSArray with custom objects: // The array of custom Attribute objects that I want sorted by the stringOrder array NSMutableArray *items = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init]; Attribute *attribute = nil; attribute = [[Attribute alloc] init]; attribute.assetID = @"10"; [items addObject:attribute]; attribute = [[Attribute alloc]

this is supposed to be trivial… I think, but I can't find a way how to wrap a Struct variable into an NSObject . Is there a method to do so? If not, how would I go about adding a struct into an NSMutableArray ? Thanks. Rpranata Hm, try to look at the NSValue at https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsvalue You can use it like struct aStruct { int a; int b; }; typedef struct aStruct aStruct; Then sort of "wrap" it to an NSValue object like: aStruct struct; struct.a = 0; struct.b = 0; NSValue *anObj = [NSValue value:&struct withObjCType:@encode(aStruct)]; NSArray *array = @[anObj]

I have tried to initialize my NSMutableArray 100 ways from Sunday, and NOTHING is working for me. I tried setting it equal to a newly allocated and initialized NSMutableArray, just allocating, initializing the variable by itself, every combination I could think of and always the same result. Here's the code: Object.h NSMutableArray *array; @property (copy) NSMutableArray *array; Object.m @synthesize array; if ( self.array ) { [self.array addObject:anObject]; } else { self.array = [NSMutableArray arrayWithObjects:anObject, nil]; } NOTE: In debug "anObject" is NOT nil at time of execution... I