How to add properties in info.plist in iOS

ios iphone objective-c ipad info.plist
bapi picture bapi · Nov 21, 2013 · Viewed 45.1k times · Source

I want to open PDF attachment via email in my own application: I refer two link here:

How do I associate file types with an iPhone application?

and here on Raywenderlich

where it shows some XML content, and says its added to info.plist.My info.plist is shown like this attachment. How can I add content to info.plist to make it visible as XML document.

My info.plist:

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Answer

Matěj Mefjů Novák picture Matěj Mefjů Novák · Nov 21, 2013

plist files is nothing more than XML document that Xcode view in his own way. You can Right click -> Open as -> Source Code to get view you want.

Also you can add to plist directly by clicking plus sign or Right click -> Add Row. Default view of plist can give you a suggestions, so I recommend you to use this instead of viewing as XML

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