Try the NSObject method -doesNotRecognizeSelector:
"The runtime system invokes this method whenever an object receives an
aSelector message it can’t respond to or forward. This method, in
turn, raises an NSInvalidArgumentException, and generates an error
message."
Hank
On May 23, 2008, at 9:51 AM, Paul Sargent wrote:
In the same way that there are that there are breakpoints that will
catch all the Objective C exceptions that are thrown...
Is there a good place to set a breakpoint to catch selectors that
aren't recognised by the receiving object? I want to get in and have
a good look around when it occurs.
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