I get a warning "Instance method '-objectFromJSONData' not found (return type defaults to 'id')

[trevor jordet]

when I make a request for soundCloud data, this line: NSDictionary *userInfo = [data objectFromJSONData]; generates the warning...

I dont know if it's possible, but if there is a way to clear that warning, it would be cool.

anyone have any suggestions?

[Tobias Kräntzer]

Can you post the warning?

Cheers,
Tobias

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[trevor jordet]

"Instance method '-objectFromJSONData' not found (return type defaults to id)

[trevor jordet]

My app compiles fine, but the little yellow warning flag is there in Xcode.  I like to be rid of those little nagging reminders that there "might be something wrong with your code" :-p

[Tobias Kräntzer]

Maybe you have to import the header or add the folder of the header to the header search path of your project. For questions/problems like this I suggest <http://stackoverflow.com>.

Cheers,
Tobias.

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Am 02.03.2012 um 16:33 schrieb trevor jordet:

> My app compiles fine, but the little yellow warning flag is there in Xcode. I like to be rid of those little nagging reminders that there "might be something wrong with your code" :-p
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[trevor jordet]

ha ha I use stackoverflow all the time. I just couldnt find the answer
to this one and thought someone here might have dealt with this and
have a quick fix.

[trevor jordet]

the answer is:

When you make a custom class or use a class built outside of apple, you need to import the headers for the framework or class you are using. This allows the compiler to cross check return types and so forth.

When you attempt to send valid messages (but the compiler is unaware of) you will get that warning. The code should run and work with the warning there, but I am glad you want to get rid of the warning.

in the same .m file as the code you posted... near the top... add

#import "JSONKit.h"