After reading the previous thread on memory management of Nib objects,
I am unsure how it applies to memory-managed apps. The Garbage
Collection programming guide says that if you don't want the collector
to collect top-level Nib objects, you must maintain a strong reference
to them in your File's Owner, such as an Outlet.
That's fine, but what happens when the Owner goes away? Is it still
responsible for setting top-level Nib objects to nil before its -
finalize method is called or will the collector clean up the Nib
objects automatically?
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Rob Keniger
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