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Re: Garbage Collection Problem


  • Subject: Re: Garbage Collection Problem
  • From: Bill Bumgarner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 08:58:26 -0800

On Jan 10, 2008, at 1:27 AM, Dent John wrote:
Sorry, couldn't resist te pun. I'm a noob but I heard about this when Xcode's build settings aren't set properly.

Yes – I guess I have to admit to falling victim to the RFTM properly suggestion. Which I admit that I hadn't done recently. Even so, I do think that making NIB objects collectable is quite funny. After all, they are there in the NIB for a good reason!! Still, it is not ours to reason why. :-)

It would have required new API to support some kind of top level collection returned by the NIB that, ultimately, would have been a waste of memory.


The easiest solution for non-mainmenu NIBs is to create outlets on your File's Owner for each of the top level objects (of which there are typically few).

For the mainmenu nib, create said outlets on the app delegate instance (make sure File's Owner's delegate outlet is connected to your delegate instance.

b.bum

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