The built in image “NSRadioButton” is not supported.

[sebasti...@wolox.com.ar]

Hi, 

First of all Ive already read https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/objectivej/kZhgbjGQXoc/TW3Ix3UuriYJ, and installed "Command Line Tools for Xcode 5" but still getting "The built in image “NSRadioButton” is not supported." and the .cib file is not being generated.

Do I have to do any other thing rather than installing command line tools? Is there any fix or workaround for this?

Regards, Sebastian.

[Andrew Hankinson]

Your .xib file is being saved in Xcode 5 format. You should change this to Xcode 4.6 format and it should work.

-Andrew

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[sebasti...@wolox.com.ar]

In "Interface Builder Document" I put Opens in "Xcode 4.6" and Builds for "OS X 10.8 and Later". Is that what you mean? It didnt work.

Should I do anything else? 

Thanks for your answer

[Andrew Hankinson]

How is it failing? Is it failing with XCodeCapp? Or are you using nib2cib directly?

[sebasti...@wolox.com.ar]

I tried both of them, and both fails with the same message.

[Andrew Hankinson]

On my installation, switching to Xcode 5.1 yields this as the first line (after the ?xml declaration):

<document type="com.apple.InterfaceBuilder3.Cocoa.XIB" version="3.0" toolsVersion="5053" systemVersion="13C64" targetRuntime="MacOSX.Cocoa" propertyAccessControl="none">

While Xcode 4.6 has this as the first line:

<archive type="com.apple.InterfaceBuilder3.Cocoa.XIB" version="8.00”>

Which one does your .xib file have?

[sebasti...@wolox.com.ar]

<archive type="com.apple.InterfaceBuilder3.Cocoa.XIB" version="8.00">

[Andrew Hankinson]

OK.

Have you tried deleting and re-creating the Xcode project? (Choose “synchronize project” in XCC)

[sebasti...@wolox.com.ar]

FYI

[Andrew Hankinson]

If you want to send me one of your .xibs (or a .xib that exhibits this behaviour on your system) privately, I would be happy to have a look.

-A

On Mar 31, 2014, at 11:26 AM, sebasti...@wolox.com.ar wrote:

FYI

[Sebastián Balay]

Yep, already did that.

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[sebasti...@wolox.com.ar]

Solved it by deleting the old NSMatrix control and build it in xcode again.

Thanks Andrew!

[Andrew Hankinson]

For everyone’s benefit:

I noticed that in Sebastian’s XIB there was some strange additional data added to the radio buttons having to do with an alternate image defined on them, even though that didn’t appear in the Xcode interface. It seemed to choke on these lines:

<object class="NSCustomResource" key="NSNormalImage" id="148917631">
  <string key="NSClassName">NSImage</string>
  <string key="NSResourceName">NSRadioButton</string>
</object>
<object class="NSButtonImageSource" key="NSAlternateImage" id="500300646">
  <string key="NSImageName">NSRadioButton</string>
</object>

Other .xibs with NSMatrix Radio groups didn’t seem to have the “NSCustomResource” line on them defined.

-Andrew

On Mar 31, 2014, at 12:28 PM, sebasti...@wolox.com.ar wrote:

Solved it by deleting the old NSMatrix control and build it in xcode again.

Thanks Andrew!