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Re: When is a program that is running not really running?
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Re: When is a program that is running not really running?


  • Subject: Re: When is a program that is running not really running?
  • From: Paul <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 13:59:48 -0500

Thank you! I forgot that I'd found an application on Windows with the exact same name (although it is for a game over there) and had changed the name (it's more "wordy" now, but more descriptive as well).

I changed the CFBundleExecutable and restarted Xcode and all is fine!

Thanks very much for everyone's help!

On Feb 5, 2006, at 5:02 AM, Schwill Daniel wrote:

Hello Paul,

Did you rename your application or rather your Target?

Have a look at your Info.plist whether your CFBundleExecutable is the same as your application name.

I think that might be the problem.

Greetings

   Daniel

Am 05.02.2006 um 06:39 schrieb Paul:

Okay, I hope that caught your attention.

I've been working on a program for many months, and I am finally getting it to the point where I have only one major addition to make to the code.

Earlier this week I went to Build & Run the program from within Xcode, and it complied without errors, and my window opens behind the Run Log Window, and that is it. I added a bunch of NSLog entries to find out where it is hanging up, but the last message is "awakeFromNib - completed" Cee Pee You shows the CPU drop off to almost 0%, so it's not stuck in a loop, and I can bring the window to the front and click on the various objects (NSButtons & all) and they do generate messages that the appropriate methods are running, but nothing can be entered into any of the NSTextFields, and the menu bar never comes up... it still says XCODE.

Everything appears to be unchanged in Interface Builder and I've tried to comment out all the most recent changes that I made (as best I can remember) but no change.

I've been staring at and changing the code for almost a week without being able to figure out what is wrong.

Has anyone else ever seen this or have any idea where I might look to find the problem?

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