The NSFileManager class enables you to perform various generic file-system operations and insulates an application from the underlying file system.
Snow Leopard introduced many new methods to use NSURL objects to refer to files, not pathnames or Core Services' FSRefs. …
cocoa osx-snow-leopard nsurl core-foundation nsfilemanagerSome iOS photo-related apps store images created with the app somewhere other than the photo library. For example Fat Booth …
ios objective-c uiimageview uiimage nsfilemanagerI already have an iPhone App that stores data in a file in the local documents folder. Now I learnt …
objective-c cocoa-touch nsfilemanager icloudIn my iPhone app I am using the following code to find a file's size. Even though the file exists, …
objective-c cocoa-touch ios nsfilemanager filesizeI'm creating a folder to cache images inside Documents with my iPhone App. I want to be able to keep …
ios iphone nsfilemanagerI'm trying to find the creation date (NOT modification date) of a file. Creation date doesn't appear to be in …
ios file date nsfilemanagerI guess this is a beginner's problem, but I was trying to check if a directory exists in my Documents …
iphone objective-c cocoa-touch nsfilemanagerIn my application I download PDF files which gets stored in "Document" directory under different sub folders. Now I have …
ios objective-c nsfilemanager nsbundleI am trying to set up my application so that on first launch, a series of files located in the "…
iphone ios4 nsfilemanagerI've found this way of creating a directory if it does not exist. But it looks a bit wonky and …
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