Question

So I decided to change enum declarations. Before my declaration was defined like this in Enums.h:

typedef enum { 

    DateNoneReminderRepeat = 0,
    DateDayReminderRepeat = 1,
    DateWeekReminderRepeat = 2,
    DateMonthReminderRepeat = 3,
    DateYearReminderRepeat = 4

} ReminderDateRepeat;

Then I decided to change it to this:

typedef enum { 

    APDateNoneReminderRepeat = 0,
    APDateDayReminderRepeat = 1,
    APDateWeekReminderRepeat = 2,
    APDateMonthReminderRepeat = 3,
    APDateYearReminderRepeat = 4

} APReminderDateRepeat;

Now Xcode won’t build complaining about “Parse Issue Expected a type” (see below image).

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I have cleaned the project several times to no avail.

I import the enums in my Prefix.pch file this:

#import <Availability.h>

#ifndef __IPHONE_3_0
    #warning "This project uses features only available in iOS SDK 3.0 and later."
#endif

#ifdef __OBJC__

    #import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
    #import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
    #import <CoreData/CoreData.h>
    #import <SSToolkit/SSToolkit.h>
    #import "Enums.h"
    #import "Constants.h"
    #import "Utilities.h"

#endif

Answer 1

Thanks for all your help. It turned out that changing the enums made Xcode go bazonkas. So it was a matter of commenting out some code to make Xcode calm down and then renaming my enum types to the changed enum types.