It would appear that your tree is returning an uninitialized pointer
value. Is that possible?
On Apr 24, 2004, at 12:57 AM, Phil Curry wrote:
I could have sworn this code worked before moving to Xcode 1.2
But now, if I build/run it runs without error. If I build/debug, the
identifier 'node' in the line:
if ( [node numChildren] > 0) {
shows node has a value of 0x7 and I get a bad EXC_BAD_ACCESS if I try
to step through that line.
Why would it execute but not be valid if I step through with the
debugger?
Thanks.
-Phil
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- (void)drawRect:(NSRect)canvas
{
// locals
int i;
Node* tNode;
// body
[self describeGrid];
[self drawBackground];
[self resetRightMostNode];
for ( i = 1; i >= 0; i-- ) {
tNode = [tree objectAtIndex:i]; // <<<<<< tNode valid here
[self setXForNode:tNode];
}
<snip>
} // drawRect
- (void)setXForNode:(Node*)node
{
// locals
int i;
NSNumber* num;
// body
if ( [node numChildren] > 0) { // <<<<<< node invalid here
for ( i = 0; i < [node numChildren]; i++ ) {
[self setXForNode: [[node children] objectAtIndex:i]];
} // for
[node setXPosition: [[[node children] objectAtIndex:0]
position].x];
} // if
<snip>
} // setX
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