From: Jim M. <ji...@io...> - 2003-12-02 13:12:45
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Dan, > At this point I was incredibly frustrated and completely baffled. I > went over every single word of code and every aspect of my nib files. > They were all solid. As a last resort I finally decided to try > something i figured wouldn't work. I went into one of the example > NSObject subclass files and copied the "< OSX::NSObject" part (even > though it was the exact same in my document). I deleted that part from > my file and pasted the section from the other. To my amazement, the > error disappeared. > > In it's place, were several more extremely odd errors. For instance it > claimed that my "end" tags were void expressions. I checked and I had > the right number of tags. I got so fed up with trying to get rid of > the errors, that I decided to start over completely from scratch. Could this be a character encoding issue? If the file isn't straight ASCII mightn't that confuse the Ruby parser? Jim -- Jim Menard, ji...@io..., http://www.io.com/~jimm/ "Any sufficiently advanced technology is insufficiently documented" -- kabdib on slashdot |