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XCode 2.1 Errors and Warnings glitch
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XCode 2.1 Errors and Warnings glitch


  • Subject: XCode 2.1 Errors and Warnings glitch
  • From: Emidio Cunha <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 10:10:11 +0100

Hello all,

I've come across a very distressing glitch on xcode, related to the Errors and Warnings smart group.

I've set up a small Objective-C foundation tool project, that simply has 3 files in it, the main.m, and a couple of .h and m relating to a class I've been testing.

Funny thing is, if I make a mistake on the .h file, and the main.m file is *Closed*, errors and warnings works just fine, reporting the error on the correct source file.
But, if main.m is *Open*, then at first when I look at the errors and warnings list, I get the error location on the .h file and the second I click it, it changes to the main.m file, pointing to the #import line...


The build result window is the only reliable tool for handling errors and warnings, the way I see it...

I tested this on a fresh install as well as an upgrade install, and also, on two diferent projects, just in case.

I've looked everywhere on the lists, google, etc, seems like no one has come across this, which is something I find hard to believe.

Thanks for any help.
Emidio



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