Le 19 juil. 08 à 07:20, Cloud Strife a écrit :
Hi, everyone.Assuming there is a Core Animation render tree with many
calayers and complex levels, should I use the iteration function to
remove
one layer from one layer or there just is some useful function to
delete the
whole render tree neatly at once to make the app robust ?
After created and some work to the existing render tree, I want to
clean it
to release the CPU and memory and GPU it occupied. Because the
performance
and stability are the main keys of my application. I wrote some ugly
code to
do that, as expected, the result is very bad, my application
crashed ...
:-(
[self cleanWindowContentViewSubLayers:[[[_aWindow contentView] layer]
sublayers ]];
-(void) cleanWindowContentViewSubLayers:(NSArray*)_Layers{
int i, count = [_Layers count];
for(i = 0;i < count; i++){
CALayer* _oneLayer = (CALayer*)[_Layers objectAtIndex:i];
[self cleanWindowContentViewSubLayers:[_oneLayer sublayers]];
//if the _oneLayer is the leaf of the render tree, when iterating
the next
level of the stack, the for statement won't execute for the _Layers
== nil
//then we can delete it
[_oneLayer removeFromSuperlayer];
[_oneLayer release];
}
You should not retain each sublayer. When you add a sublayer to a
parent layer, as the parent CALayer retain it, you can release it.
Like that, when you no longer need your tree, just release the root
layer (or remove root layer child) and all sub-child will be released
automatically.
Just a details, a var name that starts with an underscore is reserved
for Apple class's private ivars (and even if they are reserved, many
poeple use them for private ivars too), so you should not use it for
local variable and parameters. It's very confusing and make the code
hard to understand for people who follow coding guidelines.
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/CodingGuidelines/CodingGuidelines.html
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