Good morning
For the last day I have pulled my hair over NSKeyedArchiever and
friends to load and save small data objects.
I mainly use this feature for debugging, so the output format is set
to XML.
Normally, one would write an object 'p' in binary format, using:
[NSKeyedArchiver
Hi Patrick,
The property list editor shows the root object key as Root, but
in fact the key is saved as 'root'.
I was unable to unarchieve my objects using
'unarchiveObjectWithFile' until I finally created a
hex-dump and figured out that the only difference between the files
was 'root'
On Dec 11, 2008, at 1:01 AM, Patrick Mau wrote:
Good morning
For the last day I have pulled my hair over NSKeyedArchiever and
friends to load and save small data objects.
I mainly use this feature for debugging, so the output format is set
to XML.
Normally, one would write an object 'p'
On Dec 11, 2008, at 5:34 PM, Martin Wierschin wrote:
[a encodeObject:p forKey:@root];
Does using:
[a encodeRootObject:p];
instead of the line above make it work as expected?
A good idea, but IIRC that did not work. In fact, I think it
produced an archive that silently failed to be read
[a encodeObject:p forKey:@root];
Does using:
[a encodeRootObject:p];
instead of the line above make it work as expected?
A good idea, but IIRC that did not work. In fact, I think it
produced an archive that silently failed to be read back by the
stock +[NSKeyedUnarchiver
On 12 Dec 2008, at 1:32 pm, Martin Wierschin wrote:
The problem I had was that I needed to use -[NSUnarchiver
decodeClassName:asClassName:] for unarchiving a file previously
encoded using the convenience method. Certainly it's possible to use
the class method +[NSUnarchiver
The problem I had was that I needed to use -[NSUnarchiver
decodeClassName:asClassName:] for unarchiving a file previously
encoded using the convenience method. Certainly it's possible to
use the class method +[NSUnarchiver decodeClassName:asClassName:],
but it seems silly to pollute the
On 12 Dec 2008, at 2:19 pm, Martin Wierschin wrote:
That actually would not have helped, because it's an instance
method. The whole problem to begin with was that there wasn't any
clear way for a manually constructed instance of NSKeyedUnarchiver
to decode a file previously saved using
