I have a XIB with UIView. This UIView is associated (in IB) with custom class of UIView - Page1. File\'s Owner of this is MainMenuController (UIViewController, of course).
When is a view unloaded and yet not deallocated? Why do in viewDidUnload we do self.member = nil; and in dealloc we do
I am using ASIFormDataRequest class to send and receive data from server to iphone client. I have a problem. For example, I have a View Controller using ASIFormDataRequest, if the current view is View
Here is my situation. It\'s complicated so bear with me. I have a view class, let\'s call it MyView. It creates a loading indicator subview, and then starts a background operation that will load data
@interface someview:UIView{ NSTimer* timer; } @end @implementation someview -(void)dealloc{ NSLog(@\"dealloc someview\");
I noticed just now that when I save object state (@public floats converted to NSStrings) in my dealloc method, using
In apple\'s <Memory Management> Document when talking about Outlets. It says in your custom view controller class
I used a Popover to display image in it. When the user touch a button, the popover appears with a slideshow inside.
i have a question about memory management.I have an instance variable that I previously allocated in the init* method. In some point in my program, I retained this object.
I am creating a subclass of a custom UITableViewCell.The superclass has some properties that it is releasing in the dealloc method.I have added one additional property in my subclass, so I made sure t
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