Everything looks normal, but I'd like to know what happened. I have
seen this in the past, and later discovered few files were missing.
You'd have to look in the Error Log view (not Problems View, but the
Error Log view -- if you Window=>Open View=>Error Log you can get to
it) and find the corresponding entry probably to get the actual stack
trace to have any chance of figuring out what exactly this NPE was.
Did I mention how much in love I am with Eclipse? Look what a
meaningful error, and look at the scroller of the text view... one
could scroll half a mile to the right to discover ... well, nothing :)
Come on, Georg -- I KNOW you're not implying that WOB, EOModeler, and
Xcode were bug free, right? Because that would be silly, as I don't
even USE these apps and can think of several bugs in them. And when
Eclipse has a bug, there's almost always a proper stack trace
available somewhere in the logs vs when WOB fails and you get a one
line Obj-C error message and the entire application crashes down
around you. I'm not defending this particular error -- obviously it
provides no context and is basically worthless. But you know what?
We'll fix that bug within the next few days and you'll STILL be
waiting for a bugfix for some 4 year old bug filed against WOB.
ms
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