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Belmakor

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Original poster
Nov 16, 2009
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Sunshine Coast, Australia
This is driving me nuts. I've configured my project to have unit tests, and the tests run fine. But when I have a test failure, the iOS developer documentation example shows that the error should be shown in the editor window. This for me doesn't happen, I have to drill down through the build output window to find the error.

I've seen a few posts on Stack Overflow about this, but no one with solutions.

Anyone here with any clue what might be happening?
 

Belmakor

macrumors member
Original poster
Nov 16, 2009
56
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Sunshine Coast, Australia
Thanks. I did more trawling round the net and had pretty much come to the same conclusion –*have to be satisfied with the way it works in xcode 3.2 for now, and wait for xcode 4 to stabilise to be able to use it without its constant crashes.
 
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