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Yet another NSTreeController memory issue
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Yet another NSTreeController memory issue


  • Subject: Yet another NSTreeController memory issue
  • From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 7 Jan 2010 13:33:49 +0100

Hi,

I'm using NSTreeController to display an object graph in an outline view. The object graph is not CoreData based, this is a very simple model where each object represent a node and may have an array of children.

I do something very simple.

I create a root node and insert it to the tree controller content array.
I then create 20 children nodes and insert them in the root node.

Now come the funny part. If I remove an object from the model, the outline and the controller are properly updated, but removed NSTreeNode not always released.

First leak I encounter is when I delete a selected node. The selected node is never released (but NSTreeController's selection is properly updated though).
An other case where NSTreeNode are not released is when I expand my root item, and then delete it. Once again, controller and outline view contents are properly updated, but NSTreeNodes are not released.
The NSTreeController keep a references to the deleted nodes and release them only when it is destroyed (and do not reuse them as the count of living instances increase each time I create new nodes).

Unfortunately I cannot rebuild my tree controller each time the user update the model.

Does somebody already coped with this problem ?

-- Jean-Daniel




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