Do you mean the info.plist file for your app? Click on the left side of some row after which you want to insert (normally the last row). That will make a "+" sign on the right. Click on that "+" sign and that will add a row. Now click on the left side of that row to change or enter the key. Then enter the data on the right.
Please notice that plists are pure XML, so you can edit them (and insert!) with your favourite text editor. You can also use the Property List Editor seperately (open plist in finder) which provides a slightly better usability than the "built-in" xcode editor (big buttons!).
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Do you mean the info.plist file for your app? Click on the left side of some row after which you want to insert (normally the last row). That will make a "+" sign on the right. Click on that "+" sign and that will add a row. Now click on the left side of that row to change or enter the key. Then enter the data on the right.
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my plist file for read and write information
How Insert , delete ,edit from code
Please notice that plists are pure XML, so you can edit them (and insert!) with your favourite text editor. You can also use the Property List Editor seperately (open plist in finder) which provides a slightly better usability than the "built-in" xcode editor (big buttons!).
Ah! Now we're getting there. What you need is NSUserDefaults!
because the root of your app is read only you would have to access the app's document directory to load, edit and save a plist file.
look HERE (scroll down to plist example)
Maybe you really need that kind of funcionality, I don't know, but I really recommend NSUserDefaults, I find that much easier to handle.
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