Hi,
Ever tracked a left-behind value xxx after a “this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key xxx” error?
How do you make a “Find” in IB?
Or maybe: where is the reference in the error message to find the offending interface element?
Hi,
Ever tracked a left-behind value xxx after a “this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key xxx” error?
How do you make a “Find” in IB?
Or maybe: where is the reference in the error message to find the offending interface element?
There isn’t a reference to the UI element, but there is one to the class that doesn’t understand the message – that’s usually enough to figure out what you’re doing wrong.
Ric
Of course : I knew the name of the undesired key, but the linker(?) give me the name of my app delegate, the type of UI that raised the error, and (thank you) what I suppose to be a memory address or the state of registers, not very incentive.
So the IB does not provide a “search” function of any kind?
I finally found the offending key (sort of a “aha! I know where it could be”. :/)