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@try/@catch() compile question.
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@try/@catch() compile question.

  • Subject: @try/@catch() compile question.
  • From: Clark Williams <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 05 Mar 2011 16:22:29 -0800
I have the following code fragment within a method:
...
@try {
   NSLog ( @"try" );
} @catch ( NSRangeException *re ) {
   NSLog ( @"caught a: %@", [re name] );
}
...

I have made certain the Foundation.framework/NSException.h framework is available to the project and that Allow Exceptions are enabled in the project settings.

I get the following errors on the @catch line:
MainViewController.m:1206: error: expected declaration specifiers or '...' before 'NSRangeException'
MainViewController.m:1206: error: '@try' without '@catch' or '@finally'

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
ClarkW

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