Re: Printing crash: SOLVED
Re: Printing crash: SOLVED
- Subject: Re: Printing crash: SOLVED
- From: "Jeff Hellman" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2007 19:15:31 -0700
Since I posted about this several weeks ago, I thought I'd post up my
solution.....
Turns out I had created a class (.h and .m files) to do something in
my program. I then rethought how to accomplish this task, stopped
using the class but left the files in my application. The header file
was still being imported into another class, but the defunct class
was never instantiated. As part of my troubleshooting, I removed
these files and the problem disappeared.
Nothing in these files jumped out as causing the failure of the
printing bundle, but I'm glad to have this problem solved.
Thanks-
Jeff
On 2/18/07, Daniel Jalkut <email@hidden> wrote:
I'm pretty out of ideas too, except to the extent that you either start with
a skeleton app and add code until the bundle load fails, or start with your
app and remove stuff until it succeeds.
You might get some more interesting feedback from the xcode-users list if
you write a message there along the lines of "What causes this Printing
bundle to crash my app on load?" The new subject and group will give it a
new, possibly more focused recognition by people who might be able to help.
Daniel
On Feb 18, 2007, at 12:22 AM, Jeff Hellman wrote:
I'm totally out of ideas here and would really like to get this solved
so I don't have to resort to [NSPrintOperation setShowsPanel:NO] to
enable printing in my application. Any thoughts?
--
Jeff Hellman
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