Lesson 3 app crashing

Thanks for the great book!

• First throw call stack:
  (0×1770052 0×1a42d0a 0×176ff11 0×9ee032 0×95ff7b 0×95feeb 0×97ad60 0×26d91a 0×1771e1a 0×16db821 0×26c46e 0×113e2c 0×1143a9 0×1145cb 0×74a73 0×74ce2 0×74ea8 0×7bd9a 0×2a0e 0×4c9d6 0×4d8a6 0×5c743 0×5d1f8 0×50aa9 0×217afa9 0×17441c5 0×16a9022 0×16a790a 0×16a6db4 0×16a6ccb 0×4d2a7 0×4ea9b 0×2738 0×2695)
  terminate called throwing an exceptionsharedlibrary apply-load-rules all
  Current language: auto; currently objective-c
  (gdb) @

So i’m thinking it has to do with the webview I deleted, but theres no reference that I can find everywhere about webview. in .xib file theres no loose connection, or at least I can’t find them…

Im guessing this is a noob mistake, but please, help me!

Diagnosing the possible broken connection:

• Does PRPViewController.h define @property (nonatomic, strong) IBOutlet UIWebView *twitterWebView; ?
• Does the .xib make that connection? To check, click PRPViewController.xib, click “File’s Owner”, and then bring up the connections inspector (cmd-opt-6). You should see a bubble called “twitterWebView” linked to a bubble that says “Web View”: http://img.ly/ciZT

Hope this helps narrow down the problem.

—Chris

Thanks for the tips!

No there’s no mention of twitterWebView in PRPViewController header file, nor there is any connection or mentions in .xib. in connection inspector I only have the twitterTextView and then the buttons connected.

I know this is raking up an old thread, but I’m actually running into this same error at the moment. I’ve started following the tutorial yesterday and this started happening after I removed the localisation features (I didn’t want to do the changes all over for the Dutch localised version I made) so could this have anything to do with that?

I’ve examined and searched through all files in the project and none of them contain a reference to ‘twitterWebView’, so there must be some reference in a cache somewhere I’m thinking.

Did this problem get solved somehow?

Alex.

Ok, I (kinda?) solved it: I reset the iOS Simulator. Now whether this was due to some cached data in the simulator or the fact that it was still set to Dutch local settings I don’t know. I’d expect the non-English locale to be handled more gracefully, but it might not have been.

Anyway, that was it for me.

Thanks Alex. Resetting the iOS Simulator worked to me also.
I guess something went wrong when removing Localized UI versions.

I may have done the same. In the simulator, deleted the app from the simulator…which I assume is the same as reset.