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问题 I want to maintain a list of records, for each one I maintain the same type of data. I want to use this data in 2 different places: UITableView that takes from each record the "Name" value UIViewController that takes all the data to use in different fields. I assume I should be using a plist to store the data; I also assume that the object that should be receiving the data for the UITableView is NSArray so I can use the cellForRowAtIndexPath method to create the table automatically. So i

问题 I am writing a recursive function whose purpose is to iterate over the pList File. My code is public static void HashMapper(Map lhm1) throws ParseException { //Set<Object> set = jsonObject.keySet(); for (Object entry : lhm1.entrySet()) { if(entry instanceof String) { System.out.println(entry.toString()); } else { HashMapper((Map) ((Map) entry).keySet()); //getting Exception java.util.HashMap$HashMap Entry cannot be cast to java.util.Map } } } But when i am calling my function "HashMapper((Map

问题 I'm trying to deal with Apple's http restrictions on Codename One. According to iOS Cocoa keys doc, NSAllowsArbitraryLoadsInWebContent will work on iOS 10 following these instructions: An optional Boolean value that applies only to content to be loaded into an instance of the following classes: WKWebView UIWebView (iOS only) WebView (macOS only) Set this key’s value to YES to obtain exemption from ATS policies in your app’s web views, without affecting the ATS-mandated security of your

问题 I'm trying to deal with Apple's http restrictions on Codename One. According to iOS Cocoa keys doc, NSAllowsArbitraryLoadsInWebContent will work on iOS 10 following these instructions: An optional Boolean value that applies only to content to be loaded into an instance of the following classes: WKWebView UIWebView (iOS only) WebView (macOS only) Set this key’s value to YES to obtain exemption from ATS policies in your app’s web views, without affecting the ATS-mandated security of your

问题 I'm using plistlib to create and update a simple plist file in OS X. A tester in Norway is getting an error from plistlib: File "../axeomatic2/normal/build/pyi.darwin/aomDSP/out03-PYZ.pyz/plistlib", line 406, in parse xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError: not well-formed (invalid token): line 1, column 8 Looking at the plist file that was generated on his system, I see fields like this interspersed with the expected entries: NSTableView Sort Ordering Array ... NSTableView Hidden Columns Array ...

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . Is there any tool which can convert my PLIST into JSON. I do not have much idea on JSON formatting. I have a PLIST for which I want an equivalent JSON file. Also, how do we process JSON response on iOS client using objective C. I have worked with PList response so far. 回答1: Others have previously asked about

问题 I wish to change the cordova-camera-plugin language. Apparently it is dependent on a variety of things. My development environment is Tools for Cordova in Visual Studio 2015. It is unlikely that it matters but I am using the Ionic framework in my app. We build our app for iOS on a MacBook Pro laptop running Xcode 7. The device I am testing on is an Ipad running iOS 9.1 with Dutch as first language and english as second. In my app when you open the camera you have a few options such as Cancel

问题 Do I need to store the score with a hash, ie to protect it from being edited/cheated by a user? From my newb knowledge, the user is unable to view and manipulate this locally stored data, as plist files for example. Can anyone elaborate? [Edit] I'm storing scores locally and periodically uploading them to Game Center leaderboards. Even if the device is jailbroken I'd like to have security to prevent scores being manipulated by the user. What is a good approach? 回答1: I actually would do this:

问题 this question is regarding xcode objective c and iphone development: So I want to store an array in a new plist file and I know how to retrieve the file path and write the data into the file (at least I think I do) and all that jazz once the plist is created, but how do I actually create the plist file the first time the app is run or the first time I go to enter data into it? I want it to live in the documents folder of my app. I'm assuming this is pretty simple I just can't seem to find

问题 I'm trying to put anti-piracy code in my app. The previous answer to this (which I can't link to because of my member status - sucks) can be easily countered, since the "SignerIdentity" string can be looked for and replaced in the binary using a hex editor. Instead, checking the fileSize of the info.plist file and comparing it to a reference value sounds more solid (since the info.plist is getting modified here and there when cracking the app). How would I do that? I tried the following but