How can I check if a UILabel's value is more than 0 in an if statement? [closed]?

The error message: UILabel isEqualToString:: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x1a9860 2011-12-01 20:52:50.126 iDHSB2955:707 *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '- UILabel isEqualToString:: unrecognized selector sent to instance indicates that the line that caused the exception was calling the method isEqualToString on an instance of UILabel, the provided code does not contain this method call. Look for the statement that is calling isEqualToString on a UILabel instance.

If (ArtCount. Text intValue > 0) { ... } I hope it helps!

6 This is 100% identical to the OP's code. Occasionally avoiding dot-notation like this is required when the compiler gets confused, but it couldn't have caused this particular runtime error. – Rob Napier Dec 1 at 21:29.

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