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Re: Tracking down err in UI with xcode
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Re: Tracking down err in UI with xcode


  • Subject: Re: Tracking down err in UI with xcode
  • From: David Dunham <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2010 08:07:36 -0800

On 11 Feb 2010, at 07:50, Hado Hein wrote:

> In the UI there are to sliders that disappear at some point of using the
> the UI.
> I have no setHiddens in my code that could do that.

They could also disappear by having alpha 0, being moved off-screen, or removed from parent...

> Now I'd like to put a watchpoint (or s.th. similar) onto the sliders
> parameters (memory) to see when exactly the memory is overwritten.
>
> Is there a possibility in xCode do that?

Yes.

> Where do I get the the sliders storage? I have the IB Outlet. The UI is
> defined in a nib.


That's a pointer to it.

David Dunham
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