I don't know why they are nil, but in general it is quite helpful to
use assertions anywhere you could have made a coding error.
This is, rather than:
void foo: (char*)buf
{
// buf points to a valid C string
...
}
use this:
void foo: (char*)buf
{
assert( buf != NULL );
...
}
On 5/10/15, Sasikumar JP <jps...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am observing outlets are nil after the awakeFromNib call in my
> viewcontroller which is created from the storyboard.
>
> As per the apple documentation, awakeFromNib will be called after
> initialising all the objects and outlets for a view controller from nib.
>
> i hope awakeFromNib is valid for storyboard too.
>
> my application is crashing if i do any operation on the outlet var. I am
> using Xcode 6.3 with Swift.
>
>
> Regards
> Sasikumar JP
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