In article <uce-9E5992.13444413052008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
Gregory Weston <uce@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In article <9_ydndVPi_cqKLTVnZ2dnUVZ_qjinZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Don Bruder <dakidd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
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> There's a named constant NSNotFound for exactly this scenario.
Must be one of those niceties of Obj-C I haven't discovered on my own
yet. I'll look into it.
> (I can see below that it's relative
> to the start of the data...the point is that having to read code to
> answer that question is probably not a good idea long-term.)
Aye - Agreed. Although at this point, please note the word "crude" in
the comment! :) Getting it *FUNCTIONAL* is higher on my list of
priorities than getting it "pretty" right now, even though I'm at least
attempting to go through the motions of do***enting it.
> > Looks OK "on paper", but doesn't operate *AT ALL* in reality - When
> > called, it does *ABSOLUTELY NOTHING*. It's as if it doesn't exist at
all
> > - No printf output from any of the diagnostics,
>
> Out of curiosity, where are you looking?
The debugger's various "log" windows under the "Debug" menu - Console
log, Run log, and Standard I/O log. Nothing relevant in any of them. A
couple of "yep, it's working" diagnostics from totally unrelated
routines earlier in the run, but nothing that applies to this problem.
> > and the returned value is zero every time. Trying to "step into" it in
> > the debugger does zip-ola - It's as if it's a null statement.
>
> Sounds like you didn't build with debug symbols on.
Hrmmm... Gotta look at that possibility...
Just looked. Under Project->Edit Active Target, "Generate Debug Symbols"
is checked, with "Level of Debug Symbols" set to "default [default -g]".
For what it might be worth, I *DO* show my breakpoint set in the
findNSString routine when I look in the "Breakpoints" window, but the
debugger *DOES NOT* stop there...
> Are you getting any warnings? Particularly at the point where this is
> invoked, rather that in this method itself?
No. None whatsoever. The build process is 100% error- and warning-free
for all compilation units. Even after a "Clean All Targets" then rebuild
from scratch process.
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