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I’m new programming with Objective-C (my strongest skills is .Net), on .Net there’s a configuration file that the user can modified and the app gets this modified values.
My question is: There’s something similar on Objective- C (my app is for Mac OS X)?
Thank you
If you’re talking about preferences, that’s handled by the NSUserDefaults class. The standard location for preferences to be written is ~/Library/Preferences/bundleidentifier.plist (where bundleidentifier is your bundle’s identifier — e.g., com.apple.preview for Apple’s Preview app). You can technically write plists anywhere, but it’s bad form to go scribbling outside the standard locations without the user’s say-so.