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MiguelMunoz
MiguelMunoz

Reputation: 4924

"Unrecognized Selector Sent to Instance" error in iOS native code

I'm getting an "unrecognized selector sent to instance" error message on my iPhone that I can't figure out. I'm running the native iOS source from XCode, and I get stuck during initialization with this error message when I call the setInterval() method.

The method is simple. I'm using the sensors, so I have this interface

public interface SensorsNative extends NativeInterface {
  ...
  void setInterval(int type, int delayMicroSeconds);
}

My ios native implementation looks like this:

-(void)setInterval:(int)type delay:(int)delayMicroSeconds {
  // accelerometerUpdateInterval is in seconds.
  NSTimeInterval delaySeconds = delayMicroSeconds / 1000000.0;

  if (type == GYRO) {
    [motionManager setGyroUpdateInterval: delaySeconds];
  } else if (type == ACCEL) {
    [motionManager setAccelerometerUpdateInterval:delaySeconds];
  } else if (type == MAGNET) {
    [motionManager setMagnetometerUpdateInterval: delaySeconds];
  }
}

My SensorsNative instance is static, so it can't get garbage collected, and I can see from the attached Xcode output that my parameters have the right values, and ptr, my pointer, is of the right type. I can't figure out why it doesn't work.

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Upvotes: 1

Views: 39

Answers (1)

steve hannah
steve hannah

Reputation: 4716

It looks like you changed the name of your native implementation iOS method. It should be setInterval:param1:, but you changed it to setInterval:delay:

e.g.


-(void)setInterval:(int)type param1:(int)delayMicroSeconds {
...
}

Upvotes: 2

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