hello again,
hoping someone can shed some light on what i might be doing wrong here. i'm
trying to read, compare, and possibly edit a shared plist in which the entry
i'm interested in is an array which goes a bit deep. here's what i'm doing so
far:
NSUserDefaults *defaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
[defaults addSuiteNamed:@"com.mycompany.mysharedapp"];
NSArray *myDefaultsArray = [defaults arrayForKey:@"mynestedarray"];
this normally returns an array with the info i need and then i do an object
enumerator and run through the array using valueForKey on each item in the
array getting exactly the values i need, and then i copy over the array items i
want to keep to a new array. my plan was to write this new array back to my
plist which would give me the new values. i couldn't quite figure out how to
accomplish this as setObjectForKey didn't seem to make it work. I also tried
to removeObject first and then write the new array in without success. the
strangest thing of all is now after my experimenting my initial code that i
posted above no longer returns the info i need to start with but only an empty
array. even after removing and creating a new plist and confirming that the
values are actually there my code continues to give me an empty array. can
anyone suggest to me what i might be doing wrong and if there's an easier way
to do this? thank you,
rick
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