Re: Something fishy going on PLEASE HELP

FROM : I. Savant
DATE : Wed Aug 30 14:21:42 2006

Have you cleaned your target? If you've done this and it still 
doesn't work, you'll have to post your code so we don't have to break 
out the crystal ball and resort to divination.

--
I.S.


On Aug 30, 2006, at 6:13 AM, Bastiaan wrote:

> Dear Reader,
>
> I was experimenting with opening a datafile at startup of my 
> application, something went wrong "it continued to open windows 
> after startup" so my screen was full of windows in no-time. Well i 
> then removed the code responsable for this effect and saved my 
> Xcode project again.
>
> I would say that should be enough to get it working as it would 
> have before adding the lines of code!
>
> But then i discovered that after compiling it still made copies of 
> the window at startup. :S
>
> I then checked if i wasn't forgetting something in my code, well 
> conclusion its as clean as it can be! Absolutely no trace to be 
> found of the earlier mistake.
>
> Doing another test i copied the build file to another Mac that i 
> own and there it works perfectly!!!!! i get just one window and can 
> do the things i have programmed it to do. Meaning the compiled 
> application worked perfect and there are no mistakes copied during 
> compilation.
> Then i thought well lets build a new Cocoa Document based project 
> (empty that is) and that one worked perfectly, so my conclusion it 
> isn't Xcode thats corrupted or anything.
>
> So now i am thinking can it be that my earlier mistake is cached 
> somewhere on my machine and instead of starting the newly compiled 
> programm it keeps using the cached one!
>
> Changing the name of the build application doesn't work either, 
> also a restart doesn't work (waited 30 seconds before rebooting 
> just to be sure my memory is empty again)
>
> So my question did anybody else here experience similair effects 
> and how do i clean up this mess, where is it cached????
>
> Any Help is HIGHLY APPRECIATED!!!!!
>
> regards Bastiaan
>
>
>
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