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Re: A quick memory (release) question



On 31/gen/06, at 10:09, Paul Harvey wrote:

Two quick examples:

1 NSMutableAttributedString *ns = [[NSMutableAttributedString alloc]initWithString: chapterText];

2  NSString *lookFor = [[NSString alloc]initWithFormat:@"\n%d",i];

The rule for memory management says that if you obtain an object through alloc, you have retained it and it must be manually released at a later point.

Yet methods like initWithFormat create an autoreleased object don't they?

Trying to be a Good Programmerâ„¢ I was releasing the objects myself but that caused problems with my app, yet the problem has gone now i've removed these lines.

You have a bug elsewhere. Put the release calls back in and find the real bug.


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