Xcode 4.6 leaves unsupported attribute in xib files even after turned off?
Xcode 4.6 leaves unsupported attribute in xib files even after turned off?
- Subject: Xcode 4.6 leaves unsupported attribute in xib files even after turned off?
- From: Laurent Daudelin <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 04 Mar 2013 01:28:41 -0800
| I just tried my build on the 5.1 simulator and the app started crashing with an NSInconsistencyException while the UI was being loaded. The exception message was "The NIB data was invalid". I realized that the nib compiler was giving me warning for the new UILabel setting "Tighten Letter Spacing". Fine, so I turned it off, saved the file and recompiled. Got the same warnings! So, I double-checked everything and no check box checked but compiling gave still the same warning.
So, I opened the xib file in BBEdit and did a search for "letterspacing" and BBEdit found 15 occurrences!
Does anyone know if that is a known defect with Xcode 4.6? Even if you turn this "Tighten Letter Spacing" to off, the key with a YES value stays in the interface file which will cause warnings and a crash on anything prior to iOS 6?
-Laurent.
-- Laurent Daudelin
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