Crashing on sharedQueue

[wedgemartin]

Bad access on sharedQueue shows as cause of crash. I was able to fix this by changing the sharedQueue method to alloc and init the NSMutableArray. The nextAlertView in CXAlertView.m also causes a problem when there's not a next alert view because it's not initialized at all, just declared as CXAlertView *nextAlertView, so this also throws a bad access error unless it's allocated. When I resolved both of those things, there is no more crashing and the alert is dismissed properly when I hit the cancel button.

Here's my change to the sharedQueue method:

pragma mark - CXAlertView PV

• (NSMutableArray *)sharedQueue
  {
  if (!__cx_pending_alert_queue) {
  NSMutableArray *array = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
  __cx_pending_alert_queue = array;
  }
  return __cx_pending_alert_queue;
  }

[wedgemartin]

Btw, it's very likely that this has to do with whether or not ARC is enabled or disabled. I am running with it completely disabled.

[ChrisXu]

Wedgemartin,

Thanks. I will check it ASAP. And I also consider to support non-arc this few days.

Chris.

[wedgemartin]

Hey Chris! Thanks for the update. After we fixed the non-ARC issues, we ran into an issue where when we dispelled the alert view, there was a window overlapping the app, so we couldn’t interact with the app anymore. We were able to fix that by calling the setHidden on the alert window and the background window. Thanks for your support! Great SDK, Chris!

Wedge Martin
Co-Founder & Purveyor of Fine Cheese
wedge@arqetype.com
@wedgemartin
650-862-5520

On Nov 6, 2013, at 4:24 PM, Chris Xu notifications@github.com wrote:

Wedgemartin,

Thanks. I will check it ASAP. And I also consider to support non-arc this few days.

Chris.

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