name = [NSString stringWithString:aString];
is creating an autoreleased string. If you want to keep it around, you
will need to:
[name retain];
and similarly with your height setter. I believe this will solve your
problem.
Can you use or are you using Obj-C 2.0? If so, I would suggest l
Hi,
I am trying to write instances of a class (subclass of NSObject) in an array
and then write them to a preferences files using NSKeyedArchiver. It does so
successfully. After i unarchive it using NSKeyedUnarchiver, it reads the
contents in the array. It also reports correct no. of objects of
