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Re: abstract object of class NSCFDictionary?
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Re: abstract object of class NSCFDictionary?


  • Subject: Re: abstract object of class NSCFDictionary?
  • From: Daniel Kaesmayr <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 21:12:02 +0100

Am 17.03.2002 20:35 Uhr schrieb "Ondra Cada" unter <email@hidden>:

>> I have some old code from pr 10.1 that somehow doenst run anymore...
>
> Either it never did, or the problem lays elsewhere. What you see is a try
> to use NSDictionary as a normal class (most probably for subclassing),
> which is impossible for as long as the thing exists, since it is a class
> cluster (which is also the keyword for you to check for more information).

Hi Ondra,

Thanks for your answer. I figured out that the app is crashing while loading
the main nib file. The only method I am getting to is the init method of my
main controller, but after that no other methods get called, not even the
applicationDidFinishLaunching method...

When I try to debug what happens I can tell which call the crash seems to
occur in:
[NSIBObjectData nibInstantiateWithOwner: topLevelObjects:]

Does that help? Maybe my nib files are messed up?

Dan
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