IPhone - int to NSData?

To write: int I = 1; NSData *data = NSData dataWithBytes: &i length: sizeof(i); data writeToFile: documentsDirectory stringByAppendingString: @"someFile" atomically: YES and to read back: NSData *data = NSData dataWithContentsOfFile: documentsDirectory stringByAppendingString: @"someFile"; int i; data getBytes: &i length: sizeof(i) However, you really should be using NSUserDefaults for something like this, in which case you'd be doing: NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults setInteger: I forKey: @"someKey" to write, and int I = NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults integerForKey: @"someKey" to read.

To write: int I = 1; NSData *data = NSData dataWithBytes: &i length: sizeof(i); data writeToFile: documentsDirectory stringByAppendingString: @"someFile" atomically: YES and to read back: NSData *data = NSData dataWithContentsOfFile: documentsDirectory stringByAppendingString: @"someFile"; int i; data getBytes: &i length: sizeof(i); However, you really should be using NSUserDefaults for something like this, in which case you'd be doing: NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults setInteger: I forKey: @"someKey" to write, and int I = NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults integerForKey: @"someKey"; to read.

– bpapa May 7 '09 at 20:05 No; although you can, it's also safe (and common) to store app behavior information there, even if there is no user interface available. Safari on OS X uses the user defaults to save things such as last window size, whether developer features are enabled, and so on. – Benjamin Pollack May 7 '09 at 20:07.

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