IPhone table view, using NSDictionary & plist?

If you want the Nth key from an NSDictionary you could always do this: myDict allKeys objectAtIndex:n However, I suspect you don't actually want that since the keys are not necessarily in the order you might think. Perhaps what you should be doing instead is NSArray* a = NSArray arrayWithContentsOfFile:aPath So long as your plist is the right structure, it should give you the order you want.

If you want the Nth key from an NSDictionary, you could always do this: myDict allKeys objectAtIndex:n; However, I suspect you don't actually want that since the keys are not necessarily in the order you might think. Perhaps what you should be doing instead is NSArray* a = NSArray arrayWithContentsOfFile:aPath; So long as your plist is the right structure, it should give you the order you want.

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