Learn Xcode 4 Tutorial iOS iPad iPhone 1.7 Basic Alert View

[photothug123]

I am really loving your tutorials!!!!! They are such a huge help and starting point for me! This one is not working for me though. I keep getting alerts and I wrote exactly what you did... Help plz.

[Sicklyill911]

I'm not trying to be a dick, but you have to add a De s'er to your audio. When you say words with the letter s in them it almost sounds like a slight whistle.

[randomber]

To save anyone else typing in the implementation code, you can go to pastebin Kqi5p6zF. If you know pastebin, just add that to the URL after the trailing slash.

[gyulianto]

hi, thank you for the very useful video, i am your subscriber.

btw,i got some issues:

i can not run the app, instead Thread 1: program received signal : SIGABRT

another message at below shows: This generally means that another instance of this process was already running or is hung in the debugger.(gdb)

there is none of error (red triangle sign) message showed up. it build ok. just did not launch the app.

please help, thank you

[rossreicks]

@gyulianto I am having the same issue. please help

[randomber]

@rossreicks Same here. Using Xcode 4.2.1, so the compiler doesn't allow the release commands since I am using ARC, but I don't think that's the problem.

[aN2oF4De]

@gyulianto the same problem!!

[bball98038]

@mybringback I have a question. On the bringerViewController.m file, after putting in the @synthesize alertText; code, the code that says otherButtonTitles:nil;]; is keeping me from typing in a word in the alert box in the app. It keeps saying, "Thread 1: Stopped at breakpoint 1. And I swear I went over the entire code like 20 times and I couldn't find the problem. Can you please help me find a solution to this? Where did you copy that synthesize code from? I'd really appreciate an answer. Than

[bivvyfox]

it won't let me up 1 to 5 up, thinks I am spamming, will return later!

[bivvyfox]

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[alert show]; -> is where the action takes place! this calls the alert routine.

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once this is done, we can then free the memory we created before using the release method

those from c will notice that calling functions is quite different, and in objective c they are called methods, not functions.

[TheMiTy]

I feel as though a lot was left out.. you copy and paste from where... when did you get the (void)dealloc ?

[Calebspen]

@TheMiTy The Dealloc is just the programs releasing mechanism. If you're on the Xcode 4.2 beta and you try to release, you'll notice first of all that the dealloc method isn't there and that you'll have an error when you try to release. This is because apple has "made the job of memory management up to the compiler". So all the releasing is done automatically. Making things way faster when writing code. So do not type in the last two releases on the method.

[1ucky43]

@Calebspen thanks man that ended up fixing the problem

[harryharryfreestyle]

my head hurts :)



[ZDevelopers]

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