Re: Breakpoint
Re: Breakpoint
- Subject: Re: Breakpoint
- From: André Berg <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jul 2009 00:35:32 +0200
I just had this today when I was writing a really simple Foundation
(command line) tool, and in my case it was because I forgot that for a
quick test I actually added an existing .m file as reference from
another hard drive to the Xcode project. Adding as reference means
leaving "Copy" unchecked when dragging the file onto the Xcode Files &
Groups area. So then I set a breakpoint in this referenced .m file and
no matter where I would put the breakpoints they would always turn
yellow/orange-ish.
I knew about the lazy symbol loading and I tried toggling that setting
but it didn't help. It was only when I really copied the .m file to
the Xcode project's folder in the Finder and then added the .m file
again to the Xcode project replacing the file referenced from the
other hard drive. I didn't know that this would make a difference when
placing breakpoints. But then again, I am new to Xcoce and Mac
developing...
Cheers!
André
On Jul 13, 2009, at 2:26 PM, David Blanton wrote:
When / why is a break point orange with blue outline?
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