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Is it possible to read a file (from my normal file system) into a iPhone App running on the iPhone Simulator?
I understand that the iPhone itself has not got a (user accessible) file system but this is simply for testing and will only ever be run in the simulator.
The file will be a text file that can be edited while the application is running, it will be read every-time a method is called.
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# Open application folder in Finder First, copy the path to the app folder from Xcode console. Then open Finder, click on Go -> Go to Folder and paste the application directory path. You will now be able to browse all the files in your application folder.
type: ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator. The Directories are the iOS version of the different Simulators. The Sub Directories are the Apps install on the simulator.
Where are simulator files saved? You also may just go to the ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/ folder in Finder ( Shift+Cmd+G ), and then click on the Date modified tab on the top of the folder menu. You'll get the most recently used simulator folder without UDID.
Yes, you can, and it doesn't matter where it is. Just give it an absolute path name when you load it (Xcode won't recognize a different working directory when running the simulator).
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