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iOS

Posted by Brandon Lax
Brandon Lax
2,184 Points

Sign up screens

so i am trying to set up a sign up screen similar to what was made in the ribbit. the big difference is that mine is made over two different views. i was trying to get it to work and i finally thought i had got it when i got this error. i have no idea what it means.

error: property's synthesized getter follows Cocoa naming convention for returning 'owned' objects In file included from /Users/brandonlax/Developement/On Tour Company/CrewChiefViewController.m:9: In file included from /Users/brandonlax/Developement/On Tour Company/CrewChiefViewController.h:11: /Users/brandonlax/Developement/On Tour Company/SignupViewController.h:15:39: note: property declared here @property (nonatomic, strong) PFUser *newUser; ^ 1 error generated

1 Answer

Carmine Sarno
Carmine Sarno
19,660 Points
Carmine Sarno
Carmine Sarno
19,660 Points

Try renaming the PFUser object something that doesn't begin with "new". I think using that naming convention creates a conflict. More on that here:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6327448/semantic-issue-propertys-synthesized-getter-follows-cocoa-naming-convention-fo