I was wondering why the reta开发者_StackOverflow中文版inCount of a viewController is raised by 4 when pushed onto the stack of a Navigationcontroller e.g. from a tableView. What dependencies are creat
I don\'t know what is going on here but I have the following code in my init method: NSLog(@\"retain count in init before alloc: %d\", [game1CustomEntityInfoControl retainCount]);
I have this class in DNS.h @interface DNS : NSObject <NSXMLParserDelegate, NSNetServiceDelegate> {
I\'m new to objective C, I have a NSMutableArray with 3 objects in it, then I try to print the retainCount of the arra开发者_Go百科y. Why the final retainCount return -1? Thanks
Just when I thought I\'ve understood this topic completely, I\'m back to basics. I have a method that instantiates an autoreleased object, using (for example) stringWithFormat:
I am making an iPhone game. I want to release all objects that have been allocated or retained. In the dealloc function I am releasing all such objects, but then I realized that sometimes I end up rel
Quick question, hopefully I am just missing something simple. Ok I have one class that holds a pointer to another; MainMenuClass and NormalGameClass. Inside of the MainMenuClass I do the following.
I have a NSString declared in the interface part: @property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *filePath; In viewDidLoad I give this a value and when I am trying to call it from one of my custom methods
i have an view based application and when i checked if the dealloc method was workin, i saw that doesnt...debug and debug, then using retainCount, i discover that my viewcontroller retaincount gets cr
I have a question regarding to self.view in a UIViewController. First, in my app, everything is created programmatically. And normally I create self.view in the loadView method: