Thanks for the heads up. I think if I had thought about that a little
longer I probably wouldn't have written it, because only a couple days
ago I had a crash when I tried releasing an already autoreleased
object. Whoops. =)
Dave
On 16 Sep, 2008, at 7:07 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
On 17 Sep 2008, at 10:59 am, Dave DeLong wrote:
NSString * str = [NSMutableString string];
//do stuff with str
[[str retain] release];
HOWEVER, that might cause funky things to happen with the
autorelease pool. So the best idea is to do nothing and let the
autorelease pool take care of it.
Back to school ;-)
This does nothing at all. It increments the retain count, then
decrements it again. It doesn't cause anything "funky" with the
autorelease pool nor does it reclaim the memory occupied by the
string. It does nothing. Release != dealloc. However, the advice
"you don't need to do anything" is correct - the string will be
autoreleased.
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