[Sparkle] Can't remove all traces of Sparkle...I think [solved]

[Dean Shavit]

Major thanks to Dave Dribin for pointing out what was staring me in  
the face. I had a *tiny* little web view I probably placed on a  
window by accident. To find it though, I had to open the  
keyobjects.nib file in TextEdit.

Still have the issue with Sparkle 1.5 and 10.3.9 though....


On May 20, 2008, at 2:28 AM, Dean Shavit wrote:

> You were dead on. Even though I was unable to find the reference to  
> a WebView, linking WebKit now allows my application to launch under  
> 10.3.9. That's definitely a step in the right direction - though  
> I'd really like to find the rogue WebView, but that's probably not  
> a Sparkle issue anymore.
>
> If I may, when you say "use the search box" to find any WebView  
> instances, I can't seem to search through the keyedobject.nib files  
> in Xcode 2.4.1. Can you give me any more specific directions on how  
> to find them?
>
> I also tried NIB search, as well as checked for incompatibilities,  
> but I am sort of stumped. I don't remember adding a WebView at any  
> time, maybe I did add one by accident at some point, but I can find  
> it.
>
> On May 20, 2008, at 12:33 AM, Dave Dribin wrote:
>
>> This means that the NIB is unarchiving a WebView, but you're not  
>> linked against WebKit.  It's essentially a run-time link error.   
>> If you're *sure* you're don't use a WebView anywhere in your code,  
>> you probably still have a reference to one somewhere in your NIB.   
>> Try using the search box to see if you can find any WebView  
>> instances in