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Is it possible to compare touch coordinates made by the users on the UIView to the one store in a plist or txt format? The argument looks like this; if (user touch coordinate == touch coordinate stored in plist or text) then (do something) else (do something) If possible in what format should i write the coordinates in the list and how to associate it inside the program? thanks in advance and sorry if you find my question a bit noobie. Not sure if there's a one-liner solution. On a UITouch instance, the locationInView: method returns a CGPoint struct (x and y coordinates, both of type float).

I have ten arrays in my application. I want to write those array values into the (document s directory)plist. Is possible to put 10 arrays into the one plist?.Else i will create separate plist for each arrays. Which one is possible to implement my application?. Please guide me and give some sample links. Thanks It's pretty easy to do all you want. How to make a file path to your applications document directory: NSArray* paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES); NSString* plistpath = [[paths objectAtIndex:0] stringByAppendingPathComponent: @

This question already has an answer here : Closed 7 years ago . Possible Duplicate: iOS: store two NSMutableArray in a .plist file I've always refrained from using plists as I'm not really sure how to use one. Could anyone give a simple code example of using a plist? I'm interested in saving an NSArray or NSDictionary to a plist and then retrieving it again later. Are there any advantages/disadvantages to storing either an NSArray or an NSDictionary ? Also, are there any rules with regards to what you can or can't store in a plist? Lolloz89 You can store the following data types in a .plist

I want to launch a specific app when a USB device is plugged in to a Mac OS X system. I've followed the recipe given in this SO post . But it appears the LaunchEvents key is not recognized: When I reboot my system, I see the following message on the console: com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[173] (com.example.program) Unknown key for dictionary: LaunchEvents I am running OS X 10.6.8, and it's entirely possible that xpc_events aren't supported in this version of OS X. If this is the case, what are my alternatives? (As a second, lesser question: is there a way to force a re-read of my .plist file

i have a plist with some stored data and want to encrypt decrypt so it's not readable using objective c. i've read about AES encryption etc but i want the whole plist to be encrypted some how not the strings in the plist.... any help will be really appreciated. The link provided by howanghk contains code with a bug. Apply fix provided by InoriXu on that webpage to resolve the issue. You have to modify both encrypt and decrypt functions. So after a line: const char *password = [pass UTF8String]; add: const int passwordLen = [pass length]; And change line: key[i] = password != 0 ? *password++ :

Good day, everyone. I followed these two tutorials line by line, try to associate my app to the csv file (email app attachment), but I after I added these down below changes to my app's plist file, then build my app and run it my device (iPhone 4, iOS 7.0.4), nothing happens, I mean when I clicked on the .csv file in the email, my app still does not show up in the open-in available application list, I just don't know where I did wrong, or iOS 7 has different way doing this? http://blog.spritebandits.com/2011/12/14/importing-csv-data-file-into-an-ios-app-via-email-attachment/ http://www