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How to read OSX .plist files from Java? Imho running a commandline tool from Java is not quite the "best way to do the job". There are several much better ways to deal with binary plist in JAVA: That one I prefere is an usefull little project by Daniel Dreibrodt at: google project hosting You can also use Apache Commons Configuration (which API is supporting the Property List format). More information about the history of the .plist-format on OSX (which version introduced which format) I wrote up on my blog Update: There is a new project hosted at source forge called Property List Library ,

I have an application in Xcode 4.2. I have created plist file as my requirement. I have found the data from Applications main bundle and got the data in to the array. But As I want to modify the plist data at run time, I could not find it in Documents Directory Actually I want to modify the plist programmatically. Though I am not using mainbundle. -(NSString *) saveFilePath::(NSString *)tagString { NSArray *arr = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES); NSString *strPath = [[arr objectAtIndex:0] stringByAppendingPathComponent:tagString]; return strPath;

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 NSURLSession connections. Default value is NO. To support older versions of iOS and macOS, you can employ

I'm loading in text from a plist and displaying it within my app. Ideally I want to be able to specify more complex formatting such as italics, bold and superscript text, and display it in a custom label such as TTTAttributedLabel . Are there any available libraries to parse a string in a given format (preferably a simple text format such as Markdown or Textile) into an NSAttributedString? I am aware that solutions are available for parsing RTF and HTML, but this is overkill for my needs - plus I'd like the text to be easily written by hand. Edit: this is for iOS/UIKit I've just added an

When editing plist files in Xcode, it can detect the type of plist and show human-readable strings to make it more easy to edit the file. The Info.plist, for example. Thanks to This question, I found the (or a) place where it stores that structure definition, as InfoPlistStructDefs.xcodeplugin. If I put my own file in there, however, nothing interesting happens. That is, it doesn't show up in the list of possible property list types. So does anybody know how to make Xcode or the external property list editor application recognize a custom plist structure definition? I found the answer. I have