Why NSUserDefaults failed to save NSMutableDictionary in iOS?
I'd like to save an NSMutableDictionary object in NSUserDefaults. The key type in NSMutableDictionary is NSString, the value type is NSArray, which contains a list of object which implements NSCoding. Per document, NSString and NSArray both are conform to NSCoding. I am getting this error: [NSUserDefaults setObject: forKey:]: Attempt to insert non-property value.... of class NSCFDictionary.
The Three20 Project - Joe Hewitt
Last week I released my first iPhone open source project, Facebook Connect for iPhone, and today I'm ready to start talking about the next one. Five months ago I talked about open-sourcing as much of the Facebook iPhone app as I could, and as you can see by the delay, that has turned out to be easier said than done. Developing an app and developing a generic library are very different goals. A lot
AppKiDo
This is the home page for AppKiDo and AppKiDo-for-iPhone. I announce new releases on my blog and sometimes on the cocoa-dev mailing list. You are welcome to send feedback to me (Andy Lee) at aglee@earthlink.net. Many thanks to those who have contributed comments, bug reports, and code. AppKiDo is free, but donations are appreciated if you find that it saves you time or effort on a regular basis. A
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