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I have problem of adding fonts to my iphone application I want to know how to do it, and let me specify that I am not using IB and I have inherited the UILabel and making label of that new class, Please Help me out, I have downloaded the ttf and want to use in my app, I added "Fonts Provided by application" to my app and then added the font name with ttf extension, but still didn't work, what should I do ? @implementation RRSGlowLabel - (id)initWithFrame:(CGRect)frame { self = [super initWithFrame:frame]; if(self != nil) { self.glowOffset = CGSizeMake(0.0, 0.0); self.glowAmount = 0.0; self

Could you explain me which are the different ways to store datas on the iPhone, and for each way of doig this, which are the advantages and disadvantages. I've read many things about UserDefaults, CoreData, XML, plist, ... and I'm a little bit lost. For now, I understand that : UserDefault is for preferences, and is not intended for anything else even if it can be done (small ammount of datas). It generates a plist file that can be easily humanly read/checked later into XCode. XML is good for structured text, but not for binary datas. And it's easy to write, but not to read.It generates an XML

How can i override an existing data in a plist after checking if the data is already present or not, through coding In Detail: I am saving username and password in my plist file located in document directory. Now if user selects an change password option, the plist should check if his username exists or not. if it exists then the new password that he is entering should override the existing password in the plist. can anyone help me with some piece of sample code You can't change the plist stored in the application bundle. If you need to edit the user data stored in the plist, then you need to

I want to read values from a plist file as integers. I have the following code: let path = NSBundle.mainBundle().pathForResource("savedState", ofType: "plist") let dict = NSDictionary(contentsOfFile: path!) let players: AnyObject = String(dict.valueForKey("players") as NSString) let level: AnyObject = String(dict.valueForKey("level") as NSString) let numPlayers = Int(players as NSNumber) let playLevel = Int(level as NSNumber) The let players: and let level: crash my app. I know this should be simple - I just can't figure out how to do it. You may be looking for something like this: let path =

I have a Mutable Array containing different objects such as strings, UIImage , etc. They are sorted like this: Example: BugData *bug1 = [[BugData alloc]initWithTitle:@"Spider" rank:@"123" thumbImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"1.jpeg"]]; ... ... NSMutableArray *bugs = [NSMutableArray arrayWithObjects:bug1,bug2,bug3,bug4, nil]; So basically it's an array with objects with different properties. I Tried to save a single string to a file with the next code and it's working fine but when I try to save the array with the objects, i get an empty plist file. NSString *docsDir = [NSHomeDirectory()

When testing my app on the simulator, I like the ability to edit, or even trash the apps plist file (which contains the NSUserDefaults) from the iPhone Simulator folder. This proves useful when testing (e.g. your app stores a dictionary in there, but you change the model/keys that you use for this data, and therefore need to remove the dictionary stored). Is it possible to access this file on device (for your own app), without jailbreak? Thanks in advance Jano The file is in Library/Preferences . The file is a binary plist with name <iOS application target identifier>.plist (look for the