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One of the nib files in my program has stopped displaying when loaded.

In desperation, I've tried rebuilding it from the ground up. When I first created the new file, with a xib dressed up with the labels and text fields, but without any code in the .h or .m (other than the starting defaults) that .xib would display. Once I cut and paste the old code into the .h & .m files, the new .xib no longer displayed. I commented all the new code out. It displayed the .xib again. I started selectively uncommenting a few lines to track down the line that killed it. It stopped displaying. I commented those lines back out. It still won't display.

What can cause this strange behavior?

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Xcode can be buggy about recompiling xib files. Run Clean All Targets and try again.

Sadly, cleaning targets is one of the things I've tried, to no avail. Thanks for the thought
baudot