Documentation clarification

[aaronbarsky]

Documentation clarification

[ddaddy]

Wow, so your saying it doesn't even need instantiating?
I always make sure I but at least 1 config line just to make sure it loaded.

[aaronbarsky]

I know, it's a bit scary.
From the docs:
"[NSObject load] is called whenever a class is added to the Objective-C runtime".
iRate's load function calls the [sharedInstance] method on the main thread and that's enough to set iRate in motion. You don't even need to include iRate.h anywhere. The iRate class is added to the runtime by compiling iRate.m into the project.
This is easily verified by setting a breakpoint in the iRate init code.

But maybe this is a bit fancy, and recommending [iRate sharedInstance].previewMode = NO as the minimal configuration would be a bit less nervewracking.

[ddaddy]

Thanks, thats a new one for me.
I'll have a play with that when I get time.

[nicklockwood]

When I say zero config, I mean zero :-)

[carlandrews]

I installed iRate into my App as in the example and get these 2 errors? Thanks!

(null): "OBJC_CLASS$_iRate", referenced from:

(null): Linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

[nicklockwood]

It sounds like your iRate.m file hasn't been added to your app target for some reason. In the right hand sidebar, check the correct target is checked for that file.

[carlandrews]

You were correct but now I have another 3 errors. Is this because I am using it on an AdHoc beta copy of an App update I am wiring on and not a release version?

[ddaddy]

Looks like you dont have all the necessary files linked properly.
The easiest way is delete it from your project, then re-add it but make sure you tick the box in "Add to target"

[carlandrews]

Did that and just did it again now but same 3 errors and 1 warning:

On Jan 13, 2013, at 10:24 AM, ddaddy wrote:

Looks like you dont have all the necessary files linked properly.
The easiest way is delete it from your project, then re-add it but make sure you tick the box in "Add to target"

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[carlandrews]

BTW the previous version of iRate that I had, in this same app, was 1.4 and did not get these errors?

On Jan 13, 2013, at 10:24 AM, ddaddy wrote:

Looks like you dont have all the necessary files linked properly.
The easiest way is delete it from your project, then re-add it but make sure you tick the box in "Add to target"

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[carlandrews]

I just put 1.4.2 into my App and no errors tried again with the newest version and got the 3 errors?

[nicklockwood]

You need to add the StoreKit framework (it's mentioned in the 1.5 README under installation instructions).

[carlandrews]

That was it, thank you!