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Why is UIGroupTableViewBackgroundColor causing Xcode 4.2 to choke?

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By User



I'm using Xcode 4.2 on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 and for some reason, every time I set UIGroupTableViewBackgroundColor as the background color on my UIView, the compiler refuses to build my app.





When I open the "newly corrupted" XIB as XML and remove the offending XML represenation of the background color, the app compiles. I am able to apply the background color in code, but doing so in Interface Builder fails miserably.





Here's the code that chokes Xcode. Any clue why this is happening?







<object class="NSColor" key="IBUIBackgroundColor">

                <int key="NSColorSpace">10</int>

                <object class="NSImage" key="NSImage">

                    <int key="NSImageFlags">549453824</int>

                    <string key="NSSize">{512, 1}</string>

                    <array class="NSMutableArray" key="NSReps">

                        <array>

                            <integer value="0"/>

                            <object class="NSBitmapImageRep">

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                                    </object>

                                </object>

                            </array>

                        </array>

                        <object class="NSColor" key="NSColor">

                            <int key="NSColorSpace">3</int>

                            <bytes key="NSWhite">MCAwAA</bytes>

                        </object>

                    </object>

                    <string key="IBUIColorCocoaTouchKeyPath">groupTableViewBackgroundColor</string>

                </object>







Here's what it looks like in Xcode:





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Any clue what could be causing the problem?


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