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Old 08-28-2011, 07:05 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default How to create a NSMutable Array which can access from different view controllers

Im quite new to iphone development, I want to create a mutable array which can access and populate from different view controllers. How can I do it? If you can please give me a sample code

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Im quite new to iphone development, I want to create a mutable array which can access and populate from different view controllers. How can I do it? If you can please give me a sample code

thanks in advanced.
The cleanest way to share data between objects in your app is to create a data container singleton. A singleton is an object that gets created once and only once, and is accessible across your entire project. Cocoa uses singletons all over the place. Objects like standardUserDefaults, the file manager, and many others are singletons.

A data container singleton is simply a singleton object that has properties for the values that you want to share.

Take a look at the password generator app referenced in my signature. That app is a working example that uses a data container singleton (albeit in a trivially simple way.)
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thanks a lot for the help, Im able to solve it using delegate class like this , I declare and create array in my app delegate. then populate it fron another viewcontroller

myAppDelegate *appDelegate = (myAppDelegate *) [[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate];

// populate appDelegate's array [appDelegate.arrSelectedanswers insertObject:strSelectedAnswer atIndex:0];
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