ArrayWithContentsOfFile can't read plist file?

Most likely, your plist is a dictionary that contains an array (Xcode 4 doesn't allow to create plists with an array as the root object). Try something like this: NSString *file = NSBundle mainBundle pathForResource:@"Data" ofType:@"plist"; NSDictionary *dict = NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile:file; NSArray *array = dict objectForKey:@"Array"; NSLog(@"%@", array).

Thanks, but always got null! – funnyCoder Jun 2 at 4:55 Sorry, thanks it's ok :). But can you explain plz why this?

– funnyCoder Jun 2 at 4:57 @omz dude it allow to create actually allow to create array as a root – nikhil dhamsaniya Jun 2 at 4:59 I will give you a good answer :), because it's ok, but the correct answer is that you need to edit by hand te plist file. – funnyCoder Jun 2 at 5:21 @nikhil You can do it in Xcode 3 (as the screenshot in your answer shows), but not in Xcode 4, which is shown in funnyCoder's screenshot. I found it hard to believe myself.

– omz Jun 2 at 15:56.

In you application you need to change the root key name as it can not be datatype.

I changed it but no success, it seems that Xcode 4 doesn't allow array plist?! – funnyCoder Jun 2 at 5:01 Ohhh Yes it is like that – nikhil dhamsaniya Jun 2 at 5:05 So hiw to deal with that? You can give me an URL about Xcode4 Array plist support?

Thanks. – funnyCoder Jun 2 at 5:10.

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