0 true 2009-06-14T13:54:31-05:00 59896 7 nscfarray-objectatindex-index-1-or-possibly-larger-beyond-bounds-0 120894 24800 resolved 2009-07-16T00:12:05-05:00 45213 rentzsch Rainer http://rentzsch.lighthouseapp.com/projects/24800/tickets/7 I am getting the same error as in bug # 6, it shows in your sample app like this: *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) I'm on 10.5.7, Xcode 3.1, 10.5|Release|i386. When this error occurs, you can click the button again, and everything is fine. But a third click produces the same error, the fourth click gets the desired window. I'm a Cocoa newbie, couldn't make the stack trace happen, but I am willing to try again, if you - or someone? - were to tell me how. By caveman-debugging I found that the error is triggered by this line in +showFeedbackWithBugDetails in JRFeedbackController.m: [gFeedbackController showWindow:self]; This line is roughly on line 57 of your code. I am getting the same error as in bug # 6, it shows in your sample app like this: *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) I'm on 10.5.7, Xcode 3.1, 10.5|Release|i386. When this error occurs, you can click the button again, and everything is fine. But a third click produces the same error, the fourth click gets the desired window. I'm a Cocoa newbie, couldn't make the stack trace happen, but I am willing to try again, if you - or someone? - were to tell me how. By caveman-debugging I found that the error is triggered by this line in +showFeedbackWithBugDetails in JRFeedbackController.m: [gFeedbackController showWindow:self]; This line is roughly on line 57 of your code. <div><p>I am getting the same error as in bug # 6, it shows in your sample app like this: *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) I'm on 10.5.7, Xcode 3.1, 10.5|Release|i386. When this error occurs, you can click the button again, and everything is fine. But a third click produces the same error, the fourth click gets the desired window. I'm a Cocoa newbie, couldn't make the stack trace happen, but I am willing to try again, if you - or someone? - were to tell me how. By caveman-debugging I found that the error is triggered by this line in +showFeedbackWithBugDetails in JRFeedbackController.m: [gFeedbackController showWindow:self]; This line is roughly on line 57 of your code.</p></div> 0 I am getting the same error as in bug #6, it shows in your sample app like this: *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) I'm on 10.5.7, Xcode 3.1, 10.5|Release|i386. When this error occurs, you can click the button again, and everything is fine. But a third click produces the same error, the fourth click gets the desired window. I'm a Cocoa newbie, couldn't make the stack trace happen, but I am willing to try again, if you - or someone? - were to tell me how. By caveman-debugging I found that the error is triggered by this line in +showFeedbackWithBugDetails in JRFeedbackController.m: [gFeedbackController showWindow:self]; This line is roughly on line 57 of your code. <div><p>I am getting the same error as in bug <a href= "/projects/24800/tickets/6" title="Ticket #6">#6</a>, it shows in your sample app like this:<br> *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) I'm on 10.5.7, Xcode 3.1, 10.5|Release|i386. When this error occurs, you can click the button again, and everything is fine. But a third click produces the same error, the fourth click gets the desired window.<br> I'm a Cocoa newbie, couldn't make the stack trace happen, but I am willing to try again, if you - or someone? - were to tell me how.<br> By caveman-debugging I found that the error is triggered by this line in +showFeedbackWithBugDetails in JRFeedbackController.m:<br> [gFeedbackController showWindow:self]; This line is roughly on line 57 of your code.</p></div> false 2009-06-14T13:54:31-05:00 59896 --- {} 7 nscfarray-objectatindex-index-1-or-possibly-larger-beyond-bounds-0 0 24800 new 2009-06-15T22:23:19-05:00 59896 Rainer Rainer http://rentzsch.lighthouseapp.com/projects/24800/tickets/7 0 Hello, I think I found the culprit: I had no email entered for myself in the address book, and thus the method 'windowDidLoad' of 'JRFeedbackController.m' produced *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) when trying get an email address. Adding an if-clause helps that problem, like so: if (addyCount > 0){ for (; addyIndex < addyCount; addyIndex++) { NSLog(@"25"); [emailAddressComboBox addItemWithObjectValue:[emailAddresses valueAtIndex:addyIndex]]; } [emailAddressComboBox selectItemAtIndex:0]; } <div><p>Hello,</p> <p>I think I found the culprit: I had no email entered for myself in the address book, and thus the method 'windowDidLoad' of 'JRFeedbackController.m' produced *** -[NSCFArray objectAtIndex:]: index (-1( or possibly larger)) beyond bounds (0) when trying get an email address.</p> <p>Adding an if-clause helps that problem, like so:</p> <p>if (addyCount &gt; 0){<br></p> <pre> <code> for (; addyIndex &lt; addyCount; addyIndex++) { NSLog(@"25"); [emailAddressComboBox addItemWithObjectValue:[emailAddresses valueAtIndex:addyIndex]]; } [emailAddressComboBox selectItemAtIndex:0]; }</code> </pre></div> false 2009-07-15T12:38:35-05:00 59896 --- {} 7 nscfarray-objectatindex-index-1-or-possibly-larger-beyond-bounds-0 0 24800 new 2009-07-15T12:38:38-05:00 59896 Rainer Rainer http://rentzsch.lighthouseapp.com/projects/24800/tickets/7 0 Fixed in 1.5.3, thanks for reporting this and tracking it down! <div><p>Fixed in 1.5.3, thanks for reporting this and tracking it down!</p></div> true 2009-07-16T00:12:03-05:00 59896 --- :state: new 7 nscfarray-objectatindex-index-1-or-possibly-larger-beyond-bounds-0 0 24800 resolved 2009-07-16T00:12:05-05:00 45213 rentzsch Rainer http://rentzsch.lighthouseapp.com/projects/24800/tickets/7