Suddenly, class interfaces in xib get more stuff
Suddenly, class interfaces in xib get more stuff
- Subject: Suddenly, class interfaces in xib get more stuff
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 18:11:21 -0700
After making some changes in a project, upon executing a Commit, the “Commit sheet” indicated that a .xib file which I had not touched had been modified. The xib file implements a window. The changes were 161 added lines of XML in the com.apple.ibtool.document.classes dictionary at the beginning. This dictionary apparently contains interface declaration for classes used in the xib. Several of these declarations had added outlets, actions, or superclass designations; several dozen in total. And a completely new declaration for an NSButton subclass, which is the superclass of a further NSButton subclass which was and is used in the window, was added.
I did make any of these changes to the interfaces of any of these classes. The window worked fine, before and after Xcode decided that it needed to add 161 lines. It looks like these these 161 lines are not really necessary but Xcode suddenly wanted them in. Can anyone explain this?
This happened in Xcode 5.1.1 which, I think, I have been using for several months.
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