When my program gets to the line: [userNumSequence addObject:[NSNumber numberWithInteger: sequenceNumber]]; it gets the error: Program received signal: “EXC_BAD_ACCESS”. All I'm wanting to do is to store an integer in the array. // JBNumberGeneration.m #import "JBNumberGeneration.h" @implementation JBNumberGeneration - (id) init...
After migration, one of my numerical values that should be non-zero now appears as zero. If I don't migrate, the value retains its non-zero value. I first tried to set a number value in a managed object like this: [temp setNumUses:temp.numUses+1]; ... but that caused an'EXC_BAD_ACCESS' so I changed it to: int hold = ((int)[[temp val...
hi i have Core Data database with numerical attributes. they are NSNumbers. Default value is 0.0 but when i try to do some NSPredicated fetch, i get "'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'Invalid predicate: nil RHS'" just because attribute value is 0.0 The predicate is created with: [NSPredicate predicateWithFormat:@"(startValue => %...
i m using sqlite i am geting a return value frmo DB in this manner "returnCount = [NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *)sqlite3_column_text(selectstmt,0)];" but the returend value is an integer value. how can i get a int value instead of paasing it in string...like this thing here "[NSString stringWithUTF8String:(char *)sqlite3_col...
Hi! I've a simple question (I think): I'm trying to compare a NSNumber with a int, to see if it is 0 or 1. Here is the code: id i = [dictionary objectForKey:@"error"]; //class = NSCFNumber NSLog(@"%@ == 0 -> %@", i, i == 0); NSLog(@"%@ == 0 -> %@", i, [i compare:[NSNumber numberWithBool:NO]]); I tried this to methods but I get null a...
Why is it that in the following code, I can not just simply make a static array of NSNumbers? I would just use C arrays and ints, but those cannot be copied and as you can see in init(), I have to copy the array to another one. The error I recieve is "Initializer element is not constant." It's very confusing; I'm not even sure what that ...
Hi, Im trying to create an NSArray of floats. However, once the value is added to the arrays it is alway 0.0000000. What am i doing wrong? NSLog(@"percent: %f" , percent); prints the correct value and NSLog(@"timeArray: %f", [timeArray objectAtIndex:i]); is always 0.00000. NSMutableArray *timeArray = [[NSMutableArray alloc] ...