Background Information:
I've recently upgraded from Lion to MountainLion and the newest xCode. The app im working on has deployment target 10.7.
Problem:
I've a NSButton setup in the Interfacebuilder with Title: "Start" and Alternate: "Stop". In the buttons IBAction I check the state of the application (BOOL isRunning) and change the state every time the button is pressed like this:
[startStopButton setState:[appDelegate.dataController appIsRunning]];
Everything worked fine. Since I upgraded to the new xCode the button does not change the title anymore.
Things I already tried out:
- Checked all the connections between IBAction and IBOutlet according this button. Reset everything up. Did not help.
- Created a new NSButton tried the same. Did not work.
Setting the titles via code: Did not work.
[startStopButton setTitle:@"Start"]; [startStopButton setAlternateTitle:@"Stop"];Thought it may have been a problem with the boolean value. So I checked if the button is not in mixed mode. Then hardcoded statechanges with 1 and 0 from type int. No change at all.
Somehow when I use
[startStopButton setTitle:@"TEST"]and then change the state, it changes the state ONCE to alternate but not back anymore. The "TEST" String is never seen on the button also...I logged the value of
[appDelegate.dataController appIsRunning]and it returns the correct values.
I have no clue how to solve this. Everything worked fine, I changed nothing and it doesn't make any sense to me. Has anybody encountered a equivalent problem?
