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[TechnoEagle]

When I first created the xcode project for the iphone app I am working on, I imported low resolution (16x16) images into my project. Now I have higher resolution (50x50) images that I want to use.

I moved the old pictures to the trash and imported my new images. Now when I run the app in the simulator it sometimes shows the old images and sometimes shows the new images.

What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!

[cye]

Originally Posted by TechnoEagle

When I first created the xcode project for the iphone app I am working on, I imported low resolution (16x16) images into my project. Now I have higher resolution (50x50) images that I want to use.

I moved the old pictures to the trash and imported my new images. Now when I run the app in the simulator it sometimes shows the old images and sometimes shows the new images.

What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!

build > clean all targets should fix it. if not, restart xcode.

[TechnoEagle]

build > clean all targets should fix it. if not, restart xcode.

Just tried that, but it didn't work.

[TechnoEagle]

Also, now when I try running my app on my device it doesn't get past the loading screen and at the bottom of the xcode window it says: 'GDB: Program received signal: "SIGABRT".'

Edit: Fixed the 'GDB: Program received signal: "SIGABRT".' problem, but still have the original problem.

[c0der]

Sounds like it's time to set breakpoints and start stepping thru your code. You could have a null pointer somewhere.

[TechnoEagle]

I actually just fixed the problem. I had accidently deleted the contents of the 'Copy Bundle Resources' Folder within the Target. When I copied my Resources to that folder again it worked fine.