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scrollView.scrollEnabled = YES; //scrollEnabled appears black
scrollView.pagingEnabled = NO; //pagingEnabled appears purple
Check your Fonts and Colors preferences. Each color designates a different identifier category.
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The reason they’re colored differently is that even though they are both properties on the UIScrollView object, the pagingEnabled identifier is also declared as an unsigned int bitfield member in the UIScrollView struct. That’s causing it to be drawn in the Other Instance Variables and Globals color.