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I have a weird problem.
I am declaring an NSError :
NSError *error;
Right after that I am checking for the error and I get the “self” class.
NSLog(@"Error: %@", error);
And the result :
2012-07-07 20:48:55.489 JerusalemBiblicalZoo[54204:1e407] Error:
ParseHelper
Any Ideas ?
Tanks
Shani
Saying
NSError *error;just declares a pointer to an error object. Unless you initialize it (such as withNSError *error = nil), it will be a random garbage value. (Which, in this case, is self.)