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Lex Lawless
1,773 PointsTHCrystalBall.m when Predictions button is pressed, Breakpoint message
When the Predictions button is pressed, the if (_predictions == nil) { is highlighted and says "Thread 1:breakpoint 2.1.
John Akin
2,253 PointsThanks Anthony. This was my problem. I was about to go crazy analyzing all the code in the videos.
2 Answers
Lex Lawless
1,773 PointsI noticed an error message when i drilled into it. It says "Use of undeclared identifier '_predictions'
However, I followed exactly what Amit did in the code and in the .h file, I put
@property (strong, nonatomic) NSArray *predictions;
So I don't know why the program is complaining.
Anthony Perry
2,050 PointsWhat version of Xcode are you using?
Lex Lawless
1,773 PointsOk this is strange, I retyped @property (strong, nonatomic) NSArray *predictions; and then ran the program again, and now the error doesn't appear. The code is exactly the same as before! I don't get it. Must be some bug in Xcode.
Anthony Perry
2,050 PointsHaha you'll have that. I often have to clean the build folder, completely quit Xcode, or do as you did and just redo what I know should be working. Xcode can be temperamental. Glad you figured it out though.
Lex Lawless
1,773 PointsThx. These are the undocumented features! :)
Anthony Perry
2,050 PointsAnthony Perry
2,050 PointsSounds like you just set a breakpoint, which is the blue arrow on the left side of the document you're editing. If you can't find it I'll post a picture of what it looks like. You can either remove it by dragging it away from its location or you can click it to disable it. You could also click the play button in the bottom of the Xcode window(not the one in the top left corner)