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max size of a plist file? any issues with huge files?
hi, Im wondering is there any issues with loading huge plist files? im creating a plist file of products, im about half way through adding the data to this file, and ive realised its 7000 lines long already, but im only half way.. these 7000 lines are made up by 60 dictionaries in the array plist file.
i assume all will be fine, but just thought id ask the question, will i run into any performance issues with a file this big? im guessing it would be fine as the root array will just have 120 or 150 dictionaries in it, which should be fine, and then each of those dictionaries will have 30 or so strings and 5 or so arrays/dictionaries which could contain 20 strings. so all up there is a heap of data, but brocken down its not much data in each array/dict.
hi, Im wondering is there any issues with loading huge plist files? im creating a plist file of products, im about half way through adding the data to this file, and ive realised its 7000 lines long already, but im only half way.. these 7000 lines are made up by 60 dictionaries in the array plist file.
i assume all will be fine, but just thought id ask the question, will i run into any performance issues with a file this big? im guessing it would be fine as the root array will just have 120 or 150 dictionaries in it, which should be fine, and then each of those dictionaries will have 30 or so strings and 5 or so arrays/dictionaries which could contain 20 strings. so all up there is a heap of data, but brocken down its not much data in each array/dict.
I have a plist that is 23,000 lines of code loads data into a table view. It loads with absolutely no delay. File size is over a megabyte. So I'd say you'll probably be fine.
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