iPhone Development Tutorial - 36 - Loading the Files

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[Cryostasix]

GUYS watch this with cc transcribe audio on its HILARIOUS

[TheEBookZone]

@iPhpMaster No need to be so rude, He already has made a ton of C++ Tutorials... Use the "Search" function. idiots... probably kids, no 1's that rude or stupid...

[ITzBATMAN680]

I laughed my ass off when you said chicken bounce over and over, and then the chicken is looking at you like help me 0.o Hahahaha

[Tupinambiss]

"chicken bounce....chicken bounce.....check it out... our bacon is still there"

These are awesome XD

[CorierPT87]

this work on xcode 4.0? :O

[vMattmcd]

hey does anybody know if you actually need to do this in ios 4? I was pretty sure that the text would stay in there with multitasking, but when i actually terminated my application and restarted it, it had an error (SIGKILL)

[loc87437529]

anyone see a smiley face at 05:48 bottom right conner?

[MacProgrammar]

@iPhpMaster Bucky already made ton's of tutorials, he is doing it for free and if you want a tutorial about win32 search youtube, there are other people that teach it to. But leave bucky alone.

[PieEatinSuicideGrunt]

its using ios4 multitasking he even said so a few tutorials ago

[euphoral]

@PanzrKunst thanks for pointing out that you needed that extra '/' in the file path format. I found that it would work fine in the simulator without it, but I needed to add it in order for it to work on my actual phone.

[sfeatherston3]

I've seen all your iPhone dev tutorials so far and I must say that this one left me in the dust. I guess my poor Obj-C knowledge has finally caught up with me.

I must also say that this seems like a whole lot of work just to save and recall a single string. Please tell me it's easier than this.