Check your logic in application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: of the app delegate. Most likely, there is some initialization problem that leads to this behavior. Put breakpoint and NSLog s there (and perhaps also into other app delegate methods such as applicationWillEnterForeground: ) to investigate what is happening.
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When I run some tests on my app and try to terminate the app (in the simulator) from the multi task menu, it terminates. The issue is when I try to run it again by selecting it on my dock, it does not run. It freezes and it becomes this small little image in the corner of the simulator.
I am wondering why this is happening and if there is certain code that needs to be programmed for situations like this so the app terminates "gracefully". Thank you! Iphone objective-c ios xcode link|improve this question asked Oct 9 '11 at 18:34Teddy1315318 65% accept rate.
Check your logic in application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: of the app delegate. Most likely, there is some initialization problem that leads to this behavior. Put breakpoint and NSLogs there (and perhaps also into other app delegate methods such as applicationWillEnterForeground:) to investigate what is happening.
I believe after doing some research is that when the user kills the app with the minus – Mundi Oct 10 '11 at 15:31.
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