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When compiled using Xcode 6.3 (iOS 8.3 SDK), some nib filenames end up with an extra ~ipad or ~iphone in certain circumstances. For example, ViewController~ipad.xib becomes ViewController~ipad~ipad.nib. This is causing a crash because the app doesn't expect the compiled nib files to have the double suffix.
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It happens when you rename the nib file. If you have already, create new nib(meaning copy current nib file contents to new nib), delete old nib file and it will solve your problem.
mainBundle(). loadNibNamed("SomeObject", owner: self, options: nil) self. addSubview(self. view); // adding the top level view to the view hierarchy } required init(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) { super.
To fix this, uncheck “Use Size Classes” in any affected documents in Interface Builder.
This appears to be a bug in the version of ibtool included with Xcode 6.3 (and the iOS 8.3 SDK). It's happening in the following circumstances:
*~(iphone|ipad).xib with size classes enabled.I was able to reproduce the problem on the command line:
xcrun --sdk iphonesimulator8.3 ibtool --minimum-deployment-target 7.0 --compile ViewController~ipad.nib ViewController~ipad.xib
If you're seeing the same behavior, please duplicate this radar. This appears to be fixed in the latest Xcode 6.4 beta.
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change ~ to _ in the xib name and specify explicitly the suffix while loading the bundle programmatically.
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