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Re: Value of self changes
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Re: Value of self changes


  • Subject: Re: Value of self changes
  • From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2013 10:59:27 -0800

Thank you three guys for straightening me out on this.

Indeed, a couple years ago, when I crazily added “self” as an ivar to try and diagnose something, this was the first ivar, and I neglected to override -copyWithZone:.

So I’ve now eliminated all of that crap, found and fixed a real problem, and all works.

The copying of that header cell does require you to say “implementation detail” and close your eyes, though.  It seems the cell is only copied in a table view, not an outline view, and only when the width is reduced, and further this is new in 10.9, which is why the memory leaks that were a side effect of my earlier kludge recently started registering in test.

Moving on now.

Jerry


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