Mike, I confirmed that in my case this was due to BibTeXParser failing to parse the redirect page that our Cisco VPN was showing on the first page load, so I assigned the outError to whatever BibTeXParser returns. Feel free to change that if you had some other reason for ignoring it (I guess you could either fake up a "warning" BibItem or create another error).
-- Adam On Oct 18, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Adam R. Maxwell wrote: > I think I've fixed this, and a couple other things along the way. I only saw > this on my first access over VPN, so I wonder if Mark was having the same > problem (I think there's an authentication page or something). > >>> Oct 17 15:57:46 vpn-64-200-130 >>> [0x0-0x762762].edu.ucsd.cs.mmccrack.bibdesk[68916]: Debugger() was >>> called! > > This is from Adobe Flash, which stupidly calls Debugger() all the time. > >>> Oct 17 15:57:49 vpn-64-200-130 BibDesk[68916]: - >>> [BDSKWebGroupViewController >>> webView:didFailLoadWithError:forFrame:] Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain >>> Code=-999 UserInfo=0x14a40e50 "The operation couldn’t be completed. >>> (NSURLErrorDomain error -999.)" >>> Oct 17 15:58:05 vpn-64-200-130 BibDesk[68916]: *** WebKit discarded an >>> uncaught exception in the webView:didFinishLoadForFrame: delegate: >>> <NSInvalidArgumentException> *** -[NSCFArray initWithObjects:count:]: >>> attempt to insert nil object at objects[0] > > This was the exception I saw ([NSArray arrayWithObject:nil]) so I'm almost > sure it's fixed...but I couldn't reproduce it after my first page load over > VPN. This happened when itemFromURL:xmlDocument:error: returned nil. > > Unfortunately, the error was also nil, so I'm not sure exactly what failed. > I see a potential crash since the outError is not initialized in > itemFromURL:xmlDocument:error: when newPubs is nil or empty and an > XMLDocument is passed in. Not sure if that happens in practice, but > something should be returned in outError for a parse failure.
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