I\'m starting my first iOS app and I encounter an error that occurs only when user touches the UItableView. THis app is an helper to conjugate verbs in japanese.
-(void) addBookmarkTapped:(id)sender { BookmarkAddViewController *bookmarkAddViewController = [[BookmarkAddViewController alloc] initWithName:currTitle link:self.addressBar.text];
My main app controller invokes a subcontroller to handle a certain sequence of screens. The main controller sets itself as a delegate in the subcontroller. When the subcontroller is done doing its stu
I\'m trying to use allocations tool but I don\'t know how to use it, anyways I think this could be very helpful not only in the try of getting rid of a exc_bad_access
I\'m new in iPhone SDK dev, and I\'m not an englishman, so my apologies for my level. Here is my problem:
I have to perform a heavy task. When I run it in the main thread, everything is perfectly fine, but when I try to run the task from a separate thread, the error which comes up is \"No memory available
I am wondering what the correct way is to make a copy of an object defined in the app delegate or a singleton object. In short, I am making an app which requires a user to login. This login view is ju
EDIT: Ok, so i figured out how to remedy my original problem, but i\'m not sure if this is the best way.
My application crashes at various points while running, and result with the following error, in the same point in the code. My research indicates that this is a memory issue, but I am not sure why. I
I have the following problem: In a certain view controller I have a NSDictionary, which itself is an entree in an NSArray object. This view controller has a child view which displays some of the key v