OK, thanks. The owner needs to take responsibility for
releasing other objects on the Nib file, then.
--- j o a r <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> On 27 jul 2005, at 19.22, Ian was here wrote:
>
> > I have an application with many Nib files. I have
> a
> > particular Nib file that has two classes on it,
> the
> > owner and a view. When I release the owner class,
>
> You don't release classes, you releases instances of
> classes.
>
> > the
> > view class' dealloc method is never called. I was
> > wondering if there was any way to release or
> otherwise
> > dispose of the Nib file and all of it's objects.
>
> You are responsible for releasing all top level
> objects that you load
> from a nib file (unless you're a subclass from
> NSWindowController,
> then you get some help with that). So if you have a
> top level NSView
> in your nib file, the object loading the view - the
> "files owner"
> with the outlet to the view - should release the
> view in dealloc.
>
> You can find more information on this topic in the
> documentation, and
> in the list archives.
>
> j o a r
>
>
>
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