On Jun 9, 2008, at 7:57 PM, Jens Alfke wrote:
On 8 Jun '08, at 7:48 PM, kim wrote:
As near as I can tell nothing at all has changed, the Calculate
object is properly defined (no compiler warnings or errors) but it
would seem that the symbol table is not up to date?
(Not to nit-pick, but you mean "class" instead of "object". It does
make a difference, as I had to read your post twice to figure out
what you meant. Objects exist at runtime, the classes are the code.)
Make sure Calculate.m (or whatever .m file implements the Calculate
class) is in your app's target. The inspector panel for that file
will show that, under its Targets tab.
—Jens
thanks for the corretion Jens... "class" is what I should have typed!
I did find in the inspector (I think that's what it is!) that there is
a column in the implementation files with a symbol that I can't quite
tell what it's supposed to be (I'm an old fart with fading eyesight),
but not all of my source files had checks in this column. Checking
them solved the problem and voila I can run the app again.
Moving the source code didn't solve the "leftover doodad" I was trying
to solve so I'll have to work more on that. It must be in the pre-
compiled stuff somewhere.
'preciate the assistance!
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