You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
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You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
Hi, I'm just starting out with obj-c and I've got an idea for a project that requires a fairly odd storage structure and I'd like advice on how to implement it. The real question Is this an object I should be creating with malloc/free and pointers or is it doable with object oriented storage facilities like NSArray and Hashtables? Also, ideas about how to actually do it are welcome.
I guess this would be the model for the program. Here's what it needs to do:
I've done this in the past and I've used a 2D array representing the X1,Y1 space and then filled cell in that 2D array with a hashtable full of X2,Y2,Value objects. This has been passable but leaves much to be desired. Also, There's no 2D array in obj-c.
Thanks for your time,
-Matt
hey..Friends i need to know about iOS Data Storage Guidelines?is it a Data base?