Re: Removing "Missing images" from Interface Builder
Re: Removing "Missing images" from Interface Builder
- Subject: Re: Removing "Missing images" from Interface Builder
- From: Dave Geering <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 1 May 2009 10:15:40 +1000
> Hey Dave -
>
> If IB is showing the "padlock-sm" as a missing image in the library, then
> that would normally mean that some UI element in your NIB file still
> references the image. When you load the NIB at runtime, do you still get the
> log message? If so, you might try running with a break point on NSLog, and
> then look at the backtrace to see what class is decoding the image.
>
> Otherwise, if you're sure that your NIB file isn't still referencing that
> image, then a bug report (http://bugreport.apple.com/) would help us sort
> that out. Actually, a bug report would be helpful either way - we could
> improve the experience of finding references to images.
>
> Jon Hess
>
Hi Jon,
Thanks for the reply. I'm fairly confident I am not referencing it
anywhere in my NIB. When I traverse the entire object tree manually
there is no NSImage or NSImageCell object and no control that has an
Image attribute set. Although, to be honest I think I am still at
fault, it is just hard for me to hunt it down efficiently. I am sure I
only used it twice and removed both instances/references. I think it
would be nice if it showed in the nib info alongside other
compatibility/control problems.
Although, now I'm having second thoughts and thinking of using the
padlock image anyway.
I filed a bug anyway at your request: 6845480.
Thanks for you help,
Dave.
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