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extra @ character #59
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this is the new dictionary syntax and not a bug--please update your compiler! |
I just ran into this as well. It seems the new array & dictionary literals syntax requires Xcode 4.4 or newer, but Xcode 4.4 and newer no longer support the Mac OS X 10.6 SDK. The development requirements listed on the ARC page should probably be updated to reflect this (I know, it's not ARC-specific, but it's the the only place requirements are listed). It could also be added to the ProblemSolution page. |
@morgant thanks for the suggestion, i've updated the ARC section, the ProblemSolution section and the readme |
Thanks! |
{
return [@{@"filePath": self.filePath,
@"fileName": self.fileName,
@"fileAttributes": self.fileAttributes,
@"creationDate": self.creationDate,
@"modificationDate": self.modificationDate,
@"fileSize": @(self.fileSize),
@"age": @(self.age),
@"isArchived": @(self.isArchived)} description];
}
extra @ character
does not compile
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