Nick Lockwood

In that case, I guess you can fix it by left-aligning the textfield, which you can do by adding the following to your field dictionary: ``` - (NSDictionary *)myField {...

That doesn't make a whole lot of sense. self.fields is functionally equivalent to [self fields]. Can you explain what effect you believe this change had on the behavior?

But `self.fields` doesn't access the instance variable. It calls the `- (NSMutableArray *)fields` method. To access the instance variable, you'd have to write `self->_fields`. Try putting a breakpoint inside `-...

Hmm, I can't actually replicate a clang warning on the line you fixed. The warning I'm seeing is on the line a few below that: `[self.fields addObject:field]`

I think maybe the change above just confused the analyzer so that it couldn't parse the logic below anymore ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Yes, fixed in latest FXForms beta.

Use :head as the version in your podfile.

Despite the reference to arm64 in the error, FXForms works fine on arm64 when using Objective-C, so I think it's unlikely that the architecture has anything to do with it....

Try importing the FXForms.h/m files into your project directly. They don't have any dependencies or unusual compiler requirements.

What is the actual exception?