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Getting rid of an NSWindowController
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Getting rid of an NSWindowController

  • Subject: Getting rid of an NSWindowController
  • From: Matt Judy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 03 Feb 2002 17:56:52 -0800
I've got a multi-window (non-document-based) app that uses an NSWindowController to create, setup, and manage the windows. My app is leaking bigtime, though, because nothing in the window is released when the window is closed. I thought this might have happened automatically, but not so.

So, what and when is the correct way to get rid of an NSWindowController, its associated window and contents when the window closes?

Thanks!
--Matt

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