Question

I have stored the data in nsmutabledictionary, given below the dictionary values
which I stored and the values are the instances, how do I retrieve the values in the object?

English =     (
    "<Row: 0x4e50560>",
    "<Row: 0x4e50790>",
    "<Row: 0x4e509d0>"
);
Roman =     (
    "<Row: 0x4e50c60>",
    "<Row: 0x4e50ea0>"
);
japanese =     (
    "<Row: 0x4e51150>",
    "<Row: 0x4e513a0>",
    "<Row: 0x4e515e0>",
    "<Row: 0x4e51860>"
);
arab =     (
    "<Row: 0x4e50140>"
);

While I retrieving it, the last object is viewed & I can’t view the other object in my code. How do I access the values in the each key of the dictionary and the values are as object. Can anyone explain what I am missing in the above code.

Here is my code

NSArray *keys;
    id key, value;

    keys = [appDelegate.viewDictionary allKeys];
    int count = [keys count];
    for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
    {
        key = [keys objectAtIndex: i];
        value = [appDelegate.viewDictionary objectForKey: key];
        NSLog (@"Key: %@ for value: %@", key, value);
        for(Row *rs in value) {
            NSLog(@"%@", rs.user);
            //cell.textLabel.text = rs.user;
        }
    }

Answer 1

Here is an example close to your question, look at the code for differences and see if it helps.

NSDictionary *dict = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:
      [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
       @"<Row: 0x4e50560>",
       @"<Row: 0x4e50790>",
       @"<Row: 0x4e509d0>",
       nil], @"English",

      [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
       @"<Row: 0x4e50c60>",
       @"<Row: 0x4e50ea0>",
       nil], @"Roman",

      [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
       @"<Row: 0x4e51150>",
       @"<Row: 0x4e513a0>",
       @"<Row: 0x4e515e0>",
       @"<Row: 0x4e51860>",
       nil], @"Japanese",

      [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
       @"<Row: 0x4e50140>",
       nil], @"Arab",

      nil];


for (NSString *key in dict) {
    NSArray *value = [dict objectForKey:key];
    NSLog (@"Key: %@ for value: %@", key, value);
    for(NSString *rs in value) {
        NSLog(@"%@", rs);
    }
}