I have tried both Google and searching the archives regarding the
problem with the subject message, but can only find cases where
someone has a class and didn't include it. My case is different: in my
project, I renamed a class. I have made appropriate changes in both
Xcode and IB for this
Hey Stuart -
Try putting a breakpoint on NSLog, and then run your app. When you hit
the breakpoint, look at the backtrace. It will give you an idea of
which NIB is being loaded. After you figure that out, open the NIB/XIB
file in IB and in the object outline view make sure the class name
Thanks Jon for the quick reply. I had already found the culprits -- my
fault: I had two other Nibs that contained objects that were declared
to be of the old class. I found by manually looking in each .xib
file. Thanks for the info about the object outline view in IB -- that
might have bee
Don't forget about the --classes switch to ibtool. Useful if one of
your XIBs gets silently corrupted.
--Kyle Sluder
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