Sorry for terminology. I came from C++ and still have some problems
with it especially calling things in Objective-C way :).
Thanks for descriptive answer.
Actually I meant to release string in dealloc method of my class. Just
was thinking about next question regarding NSNotificationCenter at
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 12:19 AM, Samvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Lots of classes define static methods that create objects for instance:
>
> Class NSString:
>+(id) stringWithString: (NSString *) string;
>
> or Class NSArray:
>+(id) arrayWithObjects: (id) firstObj, ...;
>
> I
On 24 Mar '08, at 9:19 PM, Samvel wrote:
Should I retain string in init?
Yes. When you store an object pointer in an instance variable you
almost always want to retain it, so the object pointed to won't get
deleted. If the pointer came from an "init" method, that object is
already retai
Hi,
On Mar 24, 2008, at 11:19 PM, Samvel wrote:
Lots of classes define static methods that create objects for
instance:
Class NSString:
+(id) stringWithString: (NSString *) string;
or Class NSArray:
+(id) arrayWithObjects: (id) firstObj, ...;
A minor nit-pick about termino
Hi,
Lots of classes define static methods that create objects for instance:
Class NSString:
+(id) stringWithString: (NSString *) string;
or Class NSArray:
+(id) arrayWithObjects: (id) firstObj, ...;
I am really confused about next situation and memory management of
objects cr
