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ArtandStructure

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Jan 14, 2008
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
Hello all.


I have consolidated and annotated the code from a method for dealing with high scores in an article on my web site, Working with High Scores. Like the photography section of my site I hope to add articles periodically.

When searching for a method to tackle high scores in the iPhone SDK I found no similar approach laid out, at least not in code. I think this is a unique solution, at least as far as spelling it out for people, in a compact and powerful form.

I know the iPhone SDK is a very close cousin to developing on OS X itself, so I hope this will be of interest/use for all you folks as well.

Let me know if anything is unclear about the article.


All the best,


Jesse Widener
Art and Structure
 

kainjow

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Jun 15, 2000
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Don't forget you don't need to always use C data types. NSArray and NSDictionary make doing things like this a snap :)
 

ArtandStructure

macrumors member
Original poster
Jan 14, 2008
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
I appreciate the suggestion.

I am new to the iPhone SDK and had looked briefly into NSArray and NSDictionary but from what I saw, and the examples people were using, it didn't seem as though it would be any easier to use than the method I chose. In fact it appeared it would take more code to accomplish the same thing. Am I mistaken?

I would surely be interested in knowing if there is an even easier, more compact, more efficient way.


All the best,


Jesse Widener
Art and Structure
 
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