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If any of the AXUIElement function fail, is memory for their result holders cleaned up?
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If any of the AXUIElement function fail, is memory for their result holders cleaned up?


  • Subject: If any of the AXUIElement function fail, is memory for their result holders cleaned up?
  • From: aaron smith <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2009 20:45:12 -0700

hey all, another quick question..

I've been writing a wrapper around the accessibility api. Here's a
quick snippet:

- (AccessibilityOperationResult *) focusedApplicationRef {
	if(![self isAccessibilityEnabled]) return [self getAPIDisabledOperationResult];
	AccessibilityOperationResult *result =
[[[AccessibilityOperationResult alloc] init] autorelease];
	CFTypeRef res = NULL;
	AXUIElementRef sys = AXUIElementCreateSystemWide();
	int rescode = AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(sys,(CFStringRef)kAXFocusedApplicationAttribute,(CFTypeRef
*)&res);
	CFRelease(sys);
	[result setResultCode:rescode];
	if([result wasSuccess]) {
		[result setResult:res];
		CFRelease(res);
	}
	return result;
}

I'm assuming that if a call to AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue fails, or
any similar function, that I don't need to release the "res" variable
- so I'm assuming that the accessibility api free's any memory that it
had allocated if a failure happens.

thanks much!

-A
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