On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 12:24 PM, jon wrote:
> and when an UIAlertView is "instanced" if that is proper, then afterward,
> the string instance is "out of scope"
>
> I had made the assumption before that this is normal, but it maybe not
> normal, I'm looking for a bug in my code, but i don
sorry, I have not spoken in objective C in an email much as you can tell,
(tried to translate) my terms of course are all incorrect..
the NSStrings are not instanced in the header, only declared, if that is the
proper word...
the are given values in the methods.
and when an UIAlertView is
I am stymied by imprecision in your questions.
On 18 Mar 2010, at 11:53 PM, Jon wrote:
> I have a class set up, and in the header file, I have instances of
> NSString that i want to hang around for all the methods of the class to be
> able to use...(why they are declared in the header file)
