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I am creating a static library for iOS which reads data from files which have to be present in the system (I am not downloading them when the application runs) and do some calculations and return the results.
I will need to ship the files along the application. So my questions are below
How to include input files in the project so that they get copied along with the application.
How to read from the files when the application is running.
Thanks
How to include input files in the project so that they get copied along with the application.
Copy them into the app's bundle directory.
How to read from the files when the application is running.
Now that's broad enough a question. Maybe you're looking for the NSFileManager, NSFileHandle and NSData classes.
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I want to allow other apps associated with .docx files to be able to edit the files I have inside my App document library. Is that applicable?
Impossible! Each app has its own private folder that is not accessible by other applications! If this was allowed then any app could break other apps files. Doesn't seem logical
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SetCurrentDir(s); // S='//localhost/'
FindFirst(s+'*.*', faDirectory, searchResult);
x:=searchResult.Name; // Result (name finded folder)
I'm trying to find folder's in //127.0.0.1/ directory. This code dosent work in localhost directory, the result is empty.
How to detect that detected folder is writeable or only read?
\\127.0.0.1\ is not a directory. It is the basic UNC for any folders shared on the local machine. How to list shared folders, see this question or search the web for examples:
Enumerate list of network computers and shared folders in a tree view?
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While looking for sample code for Dropbox integration, i happened on this:
https://github.com/jessegrosjean/DropboxSync
This seems like just the ticket for me. All I want is to keep one dedicated folder of RTF files in synch with a dedicated folder on the user's account. Looks too good to be true. Is it?
Request for an folder only API and not the all access version
Then DropboxSnync as well as chdropboxsync and all the other forks keep it in sync
So yes it is like it looks like
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Closed 11 years ago.
Is it possible to call a command-line utility from a running app on iOS devices?
The utility is a binary executable and is supposed to be included in the app package.
There already are command line utilities (think iSSH) on the iPhone. If what you mean, however, is "can you use underlying UNIX system utilities" or "run a utility you bundle onto a iPhone shell", no it's not possible.
Apart from that, bundling an opensource utility with a closed source application will open interesting legal challenges, you would have to be very attentive to implications of licenses.
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Closed 12 years ago.
i had created two service,both are using same folder..i want to unlocked the folder when first service work got over..plz help?????
Its not clear what you want. But two or more processes can use the same folder.
You can't delete or rename a folder that is in use by another process.
If you read and write a file at the same time, results can be unpredictable. But if you open a file you can specify if you want exclusive access.