It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clari
I have the following problem: int index=6; imageView.image=[imageArray objectAtIndex:index]; NSLog(@\"%@\",[imageArray objectAtIndex:index]);
I have anNSMutableArray of Strings. The Strings in the array, are converted from dates to Strings and I need to sort them and show them in a tableview.
I am currently trying to write a class to create faux grid system to keep track of a NSMutableArray of game entities using a NSMutableArray of NSMutableArrays. Given my limited experience with Objecti
why do I need this autorelease after [NSMutableArray array] to avoid a memory leak? That is Instruments told me there was a leak.By putting the autorelease in it solved it, however I\'m not sure why
This is kind of a long way to go to ask a simple question, but given how confusing pointers in Objective-C are for some, maybe verifying what\'s going on here will help others, as well as myself.
when I am executig this code .. NSMutableArray *feed2=(NSMutableArray *) [facebook_response objectForKey:@\"paging\"];
General noob questions: (1) How can I create an NSMutable array in a buttonClicked action that I can add more entries to during subsequent clicks of the same button? I always seem to start over with
hi i have an object (objectA) with tow instance variables, NSString and NSDate. and i have two other objects
I\'m a beginner to XCode. Below is my code. I want to add an object to a mutablearray. From the debugger window I can see there is one object added to the array \"words\". I can also see the propert
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