Hi,
I had an
IBOutlet id abc;
in my MYObject class header file.
This outlet "abc" was properly displayed on the Inspector Connection panel
on IB, when I selected the blue cube "MyObject". Well.
Lately I removed the abc outlet from the header, recompiled, run, etc...
But on IB I still see that outlet, disconnected, but still there and "not"
grayed out. It is black and selectable/linkable. The strange thing is that I
can see this outlet listed on the Inspector Connection panel even if I
select "any" other different blue cube, I mean, a different object whose
header does not contain that outlet name.
I quit, relaunched Xcode and IB, reopened the project, verified that there
is no "abc" string on all of my code, many times. Same problem. It looks
lika a case of a "ghost outlet", invading all the nib file...
So, I have looked within the designable.nib file within the MainNib.nib file
and I have found this trace of this ghost
<object class="IBPartialClassDescription">
[snip...]
<dictionary class="NSMutableDictionary" key="outlets">
<string key="abc">id</string>
</dictionary>
<dictionary class="NSMutableDictionary" key="toOneOutletInfosByName">
<object class="IBToOneOutletInfo" key="abc">
<string key="name">abc</string>
<string key="candidateClassName">id</string>
</object>
</dictionary>
What's that? What should I do? Can I delete these lines?
Regards
Leonardo
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