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On Jul 30, 2005, at 12:01 PM, Adam Raney wrote:
Thanks for you help guys, I;ve gotten a bit closer to solving my problem. It seems I can't simply call an instance of a custom class by making a variable with it as I had before:
ACRQuizProblemRowElement *newElement;
But instead needed to explicity allocate and initialize it:
ACRQuizProblemRowElement *newElement = [[ACRQuizProblemRowElement alloc] init];
Also taking your advice, my setters now utilize this format:
- (void) setContent: (NSString *)newContent { [_content release]; _content = [newContent copy]; }
This works fine in most situations, except when I am trying to set the array.
- (void) setAnswers: (NSArray *)newAnswers { [_answers release]; _answers = [NSArray copy]; }
mmalc
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| >Crash when calling custom methods in custom subclass. (From: Adam Raney <email@hidden>) | |
| >Re: Crash when calling custom methods in custom subclass. (From: Charilaos Skiadas <email@hidden>) | |
| >Re: Crash when calling custom methods in custom subclass. (From: Adam Raney <email@hidden>) | |
| >Re: Crash when calling custom methods in custom subclass. (From: Adam Raney <email@hidden>) |
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