XCode has been acting really, really strange recently. It is telling me that various classes' methods and properties do not exist - but they do! This is happening both with a custom class, and a Core Data class. I have declared all of the methods and properties, including all the necessary @synthesize calls, and have predeclared the classes using @class in the files which use them and included the .h files, but when I try to access the methods & properties - it throws errors or warnings, along the lines "No '+newMatrix' method found", "'Collection' may not respond to '+newMatrix'", and "Request for member 'isLanguage' in something not a structure or a union." These have all be declared properly - what could be causing XCode to choke?
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Check whether they are in the list of files being compiled. You might not have added the files.
For Core data did you include the Framework?
John Smith
2010-06-19 21:50:39
It is only one or two properties and methods - not the whole thing. And yes, the files are in the list of files compiled, and Core data works for everything except these one or two properties.
Jason
2010-06-19 22:00:13
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Make sure you're using the right import statements - these two are very different:
#import <SDKLibrary.h>
#import "CustomClass.h"
Greg Hurlman
2010-06-21 20:21:45