I\'m using Objective-C, and I don\'t know how to create and call a method with out parameters when compiling the code with the ARC compiler.
I have a http post connection method as shown below: request = [[NSMutableURLRequest alloc] initWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:url]];
I think I understand retain/release in objective-C for the most part.However, I have a specific case I am unsure about.Here is an example:
How do I autorelease a CFMutableDictionary? I\'m creating it like this: self.mappingByMediatedObject = CFDictionaryCreateMutable(NULL, 0, &kCFTypeDictionaryKeyCallBacks, &kCFTypeDictionaryVa
Typical dealloc Well it sucks. What about if I forget a property to dealloc? Why can\'t we have something like dealloc All properties
I have inherited application developed on 10.6 and I want to migrate on 10.7. I would like to comply with Automatic Reference Counting and I started it. Conversion assistant is sending me and error me
I\'m learning to use the mkreversegeocoder classes and have got it working using the following three lines of code and implementing the didFindPlacemark method.
I know memory management in iOS is tricky subject to newbies like me, but I was hoping for a clear explanation here on stackoverflow which I could not find anywhere else.
I\'m starting to look into IOS Development and I have some doubts about releasing objects for which I did not store a reference.. I gave a look at th开发者_StackOverflowe question \"Release an object
Looking f开发者_开发技巧or a little clarification on how Objective-C properties work when \'linked\' to instance variables. My confusion stems from how you can set a property equal to a instance varia
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