Bruce Truax <email@hidden> wrote:
> The command line tool "leaks" is telling me that I have an 80 byte leak of
> type NSCFString everytime I execute the following method:
>
> - (void)GLASS:(NSString *)parameterString
> {
> [aSurface setGlass:[NSString stringWithFormat:
> @"GLASS %@", parameterString]];
> [aSurface setSurfaceNumber:surfaceNumber];
> surfaceNumber++;
> [surfaceArray addObject:aSurface];
> aSurface = [[ACSurface alloc]init];
> }
It's not obvious to me why you're apparently leaking an NSCFString each
time, but you're certainly causing an instance of /ACSurface/ to be
leaked (later) after every invocation of -GLASS. You need to -release
the original aSurface instance just before you trash your reference to
it in the last line of that method. The array will look after its own
reference to aSurface.
In other words, do this:
- (void)GLASS:(NSString *)parameterString
{
[aSurface setGlass:[NSString stringWithFormat:
@"GLASS %@", parameterString]];
[aSurface setSurfaceNumber:surfaceNumber];
surfaceNumber++;
[surfaceArray addObject:aSurface];
[aSurface release]; // <-----------
aSurface = [[ACSurface alloc]init];
}
Peter
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