This addon offers iOS apps an easy access to standardUserDefaults from C++ without bothering with Objective-C.
You can mainly use it for:
- Save and read any value which has to persist when the app is closed
- Get values set by users under the Settings icon for you application.
Note: For you app to appear in Settings, you have to provide a Settings bundle. You can create one with menu File | New File | Resources | Settings bundle. Look here if Xcode doesn't allow you to edit the bundle: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7162846/empty-settings-bundle-in-xcode-4-2
#include "Settings.h"
// Get an integer and a string value
int score = Settings::getInt("score");
string name = Settings::getString("playerName");
// Set some values
Settings::setInt(score + 1, "score");
Settings::setString("Bill", "playerName");