I would like, given the indexPath, to get a reference to the related cell to remove the checkmark. I thought I could use the cellForRowAtIndexPath for this, but I get the message:
Is it possible to instantiate a NSValue with a pointer to a C structure without having to create a autorelease pool? For the moment, I do this:
I am trying to create an immutable string. I am not initializing it with init, alloc or new but still the memory is leaking and its saying \"object 0x234b533 of Class NSCFString autoreleased with no p
I\'ve been reading about autoreleasepool but there is a point which is a bit unclear to me. I have some functionality using threads that required seperate memory managment using autoreleasepool.
I created a custo开发者_运维技巧m NSString Category which lets me find all strings between two other strings. I\'m now running into the problem of finding that there are a lot of kBs leaking from my s
I have the following code, and am having some problems with it. Any help would be appreciated.When I run the code, I got an error:
Hey, I am making a cocoa touch static library, And I have this problem: I am running my project in the simulator with the Leaks instrument, And I am coming up开发者_StackOverflow中文版 with leaks for
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I have two related questions concerning NSAutoreleasePool. Between declaring the pool and draining it, can I use animation? Example
I have some NSOperations subclasses that handle CoreData imports. I believe i\'ve ticked most of the non-main thread issues