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Fix effectWithStyle unrecognized selector crash in iOS 26.0 #635

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14 changes: 13 additions & 1 deletion Objective-C/TOCropViewController/Views/TOCropToolbar.m
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Expand Up @@ -61,7 +61,19 @@ - (void)setup {
if (@available(iOS 26.0, *)) {
UIVisualEffect *effect = nil;
#if !TARGET_OS_VISION
UIGlassEffect *glassEffect = [UIGlassEffect effectWithStyle:UIGlassEffectStyleClear];
// We've been getting reports that some devices have been crashing with the error message
// that `effectWithStyle` was unrecognized. The ONLY way this seems to be possible
// is if there are users out there using the beta versions of iOS 26.0 before this method
// was introduced. Either way, we're going to need to manually confirm the selector exists
// in order to fix these crashes.

UIGlassEffect *glassEffect = nil;
SEL effectSelector = NSSelectorFromString(@"effectWithStyle:");
if ([[UIGlassEffect class] respondsToSelector:effectSelector]) {
glassEffect = [UIGlassEffect effectWithStyle:UIGlassEffectStyleClear];
} else {
glassEffect = [UIGlassEffect new];
}
glassEffect.interactive = YES;
effect = glassEffect;
#else
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