On Jul 5, 2009, at 8:23 AM, Michael Ash wrote:
It's the same benefit as anywhere else. You have two places,
viewDidUnload and dealloc, which perform the exact same action.
They do not perform the "exact same action".
In dealloc, you obviously relinquish ownership of all objects you own
(and perhaps other resources).
In viewDidUnload, you relinquish ownership of only those items that
you can recreate later, if the view is loaded again. You typically do
not, for example, relinquish ownership of any model objects.
I *personally* suspect I'd find it easier to do a straightforward pass
of each method to ensure they're correct rather than having to
remember to create/update/check some other non-standard method each
time I change the properties. YMMV.
mmalc
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