Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-29 Thread Laurent Daudelin
I think I found it. The simulator. It seems that Xcode doesn't replace the copy of the app there and I'm guessing the app will always default to the non-localized xib files if present. As soon as I deleted my app from the simulator, made my files localizable again and did a build, my changes wer

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-29 Thread Laurent Daudelin
Nope, that doesn't work. I did follow your instructions very carefully. I did open my project, localized my xib files. Then, in the Finder, I did delete the build folder. I then went back to Xcode and opened from there the now localized xib in Interface Builder which was not running. I then did

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-29 Thread Alexander Spohr
Usually this happens when you localize an unlocalized version. Then you have the nib inside English.lproj and in the apps directory you still have the nib as a global resource because Xcode does not delete the now localized resources. You said you deleted the build-directory - obviously you did

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-29 Thread Laurent Daudelin
On Jun 29, 2010, at 02:32, Alexander Spohr wrote: >>> - Change the layout. Does it reflect in the simulator? > >> The new button I put in my view didn't have any title. When I built and ran >> my app, the button automagically had "Sign in" as its title! > > Did you actually move the button to s

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-29 Thread Laurent Daudelin
On Jun 29, 2010, at 02:32, Alexander Spohr wrote: >>> - Change the layout. Does it reflect in the simulator? > >> The new button I put in my view didn't have any title. When I built and ran >> my app, the button automagically had "Sign in" as its title! > > Did you actually move the button to

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-28 Thread Alexander Spohr
>> - Change the layout. Does it reflect in the simulator? > The new button I put in my view didn't have any title. When I built and ran > my app, the button automagically had "Sign in" as its title! Did you actually move the button to some different location? Try that and report if it is at the

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-28 Thread Alexander Spohr
Then check the code. Does it call setTitle: on the outlet? As a last resort open the xib in TextEdit and check for signIn: atze Am 29.06.2010 um 07:51 schrieb Laurent Daudelin: > Already checked that. I did delete the entire build folder the last time > before building again. I tried t

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-28 Thread Laurent Daudelin
Already checked that. I did delete the entire build folder the last time before building again. I tried to post a follow-up with screen shots but my message is on hold because it's 55KB and is above the 25KB limit. The new button I put in my view didn't have any title. When I built and ran my a

Re: Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-28 Thread Alexander Spohr
- Change the layout. Does it reflect in the simulator? - Check the .app for any old nibs. atze Am 29.06.2010 um 07:15 schrieb Laurent Daudelin: > I'm not sure what's going on but I must be missing something big. I initially > had a round rect button sending a 'signIn:' message to my vi

Problems with UIButton still calling renamed method

2010-06-28 Thread Laurent Daudelin
I'm not sure what's going on but I must be missing something big. I initially had a round rect button sending a 'signIn:' message to my view delegate. I decided to rename the 'signIn:' method to 'retailerSignIn:'. Changed the action in IB and ran the program. Got an exception that 'signIn:' was