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I'm trying to get a list of active record results to display as a plist for being consumed by the iphone. I'm using the plist gem v 3.0.
My model is called Post. And I want Post.all (or any array or Posts) to display correctly as a Plist.
I have it working...
Started by phil swenson on
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I think you haveI took the easy way out:
private # pass in posts resultset from finds def posts_to_plist(posts) plist_array = [] posts.each do |post....
To_plist(@posts) } end end
I found this page searching for the same answer.
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So I have started building plist files using NSCoder, but as I"m developing i want to look at them and see what data is being saved.
How do i find/access the plist files generated by my app in the simulator (and on the device when i get to that)
Places...
Started by Bluephlame on
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Wow that is dumb,
found them at /
this simulator must not emulate the real phone environment well.
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Not sure why my .plist looks like this when viwed as source code, and not like an XML file.
{ authorLastName = Doe; authorFirstName = Jane; imageFilePath = "NoImage.png"; title = "Account Test 1"; year = 2009; }, { authorLastName = Doe; authorFirstName...
Started by AWright4911 on
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I'm not sure what your, or the file couldn't be found....
Not sure why yours isn't).
The one that you have is in the text form advantage (it's the default when you create a plist.
A .plist file can take on two forms, either XML or Text.
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I have a spreadsheet, the contents of which I would like to include as an xml plist in my Xcode project. However, I can't figure out how to actually perform the export from Excel and the import into Xcode.
Any help would be greatly appreciated please....
Started by JK on
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I had to generate rather complex XML from Access, and after looking at various solutions, I found.
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I have a pretty straightforward excel document in which I need to use the data in an iPhone app. The xls document has 6 columns, 200 plus rows.
I would like to create a plist from the xls document and other than manual copy/paste, is there a means to ...
Started by John on
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Have you found a solution?
Thanks, Peter
You could do could use a formula such as the following to end up with most of the XML for a plist based you can copy and paste into notepad or another text....
Hi John,
I am in the same boat you are...
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I'm an Objective C noob, and I don't know enough to explain the following problem.
This code works:
NSString *plistPath = @"/Users/andrewf/MyApp/Resources/Plates.plist"; dicPlates = [[NSDictionary alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:plistPath];
My dictionary...
Started by andrewdotcoza on
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I have found the problem!
The .plist file was included in the....
You need to drag it from the Groups and Files area to inside that phase .
Your plist is supposed to be at @/Users/andrewf/MyApp/build/Release.
To your project directory.
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Everything is working fine until I call the saveFile method (shown below) to write the file back to disk, where it crashes. What am I doing wrong?
This is part of my viewDidLoad method where I open the file, which works fine.
//Get The Path [self initPath...
Started by Robb on
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// what if the path is not found, file is not load and in turn dictionary.
Maybe in the dealloc method).
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I am getting console message 6 times every hour. The message looks like
9/20/09 10:06:56 AM PreferenceSyncClient[9312] Preference plist was NOT a dictionary.
I have a new MBP/17 with Snow Leopard. I do not have MobileMe. The only sync'ing I have (as far...
Started by mountainbiker63 on
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9/22/09 6:23:45 AM ....
9/22/09 6:23:45 AM PreferenceSyncClient[3047] Preference plist was NOT a dictionary.
9/22/09 6:23:43 AM PreferenceSyncClient[3047] Preference plist was NOT a dictionary.
Preference plist was NOT a dictionary.
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Hello,
I have been having some trouble with the clips in a project I'm editing, and have looked online for some solutions. I have often seen people adivsed to go to their references folder and delete the com.apple.iMovie.plist file. Then, when you restart...
Started by tigchambers on
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10.6>>10....
And one of the major diff.
Anyway, I have found two files in the Preferences folder:
com.apple.iMovieApp.plist ....
Wow, thank you! It's odd that the Library folder was hidden until doing that .
There's the plist ...
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Hello people,
I've come here because I searched for the names of these .plist files on the net and got no results whatsover - ZERO.
Drive Genius 3 picks out the following .plist files as corrupt, on a fairly regular basis. When I delete them, they come...
Started by edgemusic on
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by 4 people.
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Heuristics means that no....
One in the world and that it seems to be the same message, but with SuperMax (nothing clearly relevant found first.
Very weird.
Have you got these .plist files? Have you got these .plist files?
Nope.
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