First convert your NSArray to NSDictionary as given here.
First convert your NSArray to NSDictionary as given here. Then use NSDictionary's writeToFile:atomically: to store that as Plist. For this, your class must be conform to NSCoding protocol.
Or otherwise, you can write your NSArray itself directly to plist without converting to NSDictionary. But anyhow, the class should conform to NSCoding protocol.
Thanks Gomathi. Di You have any working code related to this Thanks – HCharli Oct 6 at 6:17 1 The link will help you I guess. – Aadhira Oct 6 at 8:14.
Indicate the . Plist path to the class variable correctly NSArray *paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES); NSString *documentsDirectory = paths objectAtIndex:0; NSString *path = documentsDirectory stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"patientList. Plist"; myPatients writeToFile:path atomically:YES; use the above I hope this wil be usefull.
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