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Re: NSTimer and call-by-reference
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Re: NSTimer and call-by-reference


  • Subject: Re: NSTimer and call-by-reference
  • From: Jérôme Laurens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 10:18:48 +0100

Le vendredi, 14 fiv 2003, ` 09:40 Europe/Zurich, Colin Jackson a icrit :

And here is the full method:

- (void) timerForController:(NSString *)controller type:(NSString
*)type target:(id)target selector:(SEL)aSelector
repeats:(BOOL)doesRepeat timer:(NSTimer *)timer {
double delay;
if ([Defaults itemActive:type inController:controller]) {

delay = [Defaults getDoubleStateForKey:[[controller
stringByAppendingString:type]stringByAppendingString:@"Time"]];
if ([[Defaults getStringForKey:[[controller
stringByAppendingString:type]stringByAppendingString:@"Unit"]]
isEqualToString:@"Minutes"]) {
delay *= 60;
}
NSLog(@"about to check validity");
if ([timer isValid]) {
NSLog(@"Timer is valid");
if (!doesRepeat) {
NSLog(@"and doesn't repeat");
[timer invalidate];
timer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:delay
target:target selector:aSelector userInfo:[controller
stringByAppendingString:type] repeats:doesRepeat];
timer = [timer retain];
}
}
else {
NSLog(@"Timer isn't valid");
NSLog([controller stringByAppendingString:type]);
timer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:delay
target:target selector:aSelector userInfo:[controller
stringByAppendingString:type] repeats:doesRepeat];
timer = [timer retain];

As timer is a local variable, you will never get a chance to release it.
You should pass timer by reference replacing

(NSTimer *) timer

by

(NSTimer **) timerPtr

- (void) timerForController:(NSString *)controller type:(NSString
*)type target:(id)target selector:(SEL)aSelector
repeats:(BOOL)doesRepeat timer:(NSTimer **)timerPtr

BTW, I first thought that your function was returning a timer for the controller. The following API seems to be more appropriate to your method.

- (void) updateTimer: (NSTimer **) timerPtr forControllerKey: (NSString *) key target: (id) target selector: (SEL) selector repeats: (BOOL) yorn;


}
}
else {
if ([timer isValid])
[timer invalidate];
}
}


I hope this helps.
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