There is info.plist, where key is value, class is string, value is box. The question is, is it possible to somehow register several boxes (box1, box2 and later)? If so, how? Tried differently, separated by commas, semicolons, etc., does not work.
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You can write them through any separator you prefer, but when you read, you still get one instance of NSString, which you have to manually parse into individual elements.
It will be easier to change the class fields to an array, and list the elements as an array.
Dmitry Serov Dmitry Serov
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- Thanks for the answer, just now read. Can a little more detail on the account "as an array"? And this time I made several boxes (box1, box2 and more), which is not quite correct (probably) and convenient. - Plutooo
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