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  • Subject: Error messages
  • From: April Gendill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 19:03:52 -0700

Ok...
I am working on an application that copies files from point a to point b. When I run the application normally, it fails about half way through no matter what you copy. A big folder a small app basically it just fails. But if I run it through the debugger it works fine. Now the failure message is NSFDictionary setObject:forKey: attempt to insert null value...
There is only one place that insert a value in a dictionary and it has nothing to do with this method, but the value is set using constants not variables. in other words the value is @"YES" and is inserted that way.
There are a few places that Use NSDictionary * tmpDict = [curDict objectForKey:curKey];

Anyway... Any ideas as to why I might be having the error in a normal build and run but not in the debugger?

April.
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