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iOS Build a Simple iPhone App with Swift Views and View Controllers View Controllers and IBAction

Benjamin U'Sellis
Benjamin U'Sellis
1,762 Points
Posted by Benjamin U'Sellis
Benjamin U'Sellis
1,762 Points

Getting a top_level_code error when trying to run showFunFact func

When I try to run the app after adding the following func as described in the video...

@IBAction func showFunFact() { println("You pressed me!") }

The app won't run and I get a debug window that pulls up the following under top_level_code...

class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate { "Thread 1: signal:SIGNABRT"

I'm a beginner and totally lost on why this is happening. Anyone have any ideas? Many thanks.

Andreas Uppsata
Andreas Uppsata
Courses Plus Student 2,934 Points

Make sure you have reconnected the old outlets and actions.