I couldn’t find it so I am about to write one, but before I reinvent the wheel… is there a category which adds this functionality?
Of course everything in the NSDictionary is expected to conform to NSCoding but that is fine.
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I couldn’t find it so I am about to write one, but before I reinvent the wheel… is there a category which adds this functionality?
Of course everything in the NSDictionary is expected to conform to NSCoding but that is fine.
If everything conforms to NSCoding, it sounds like a prime candidate for
NSKeyedArchiver/NSKeyedUnarchiver. If you are only supporting iOS 5+, you could also considerNSJSONSerializationif you need it to be human readable. In that case, you are limited to JSON-supported objects though (Array, dictionary, string, number, null).