On Nov 17, 2008, at 9:11 PM, Roland King wrote:
I'm a bit limited at work, no Mac here, so I took a look with
wordpad .. how nice.
You've defined the actual label pointers as IBOutlet, like this
IBOutlet MyLabel* mLabel1;
and then called the properties label1 etc.
in your .h file. When you hook them up in IB (I can't open that here
so I'm afraid I can't look) what is the name of the thing you bind
to, label1 or mLabel1? I think you'll find it's mLabel1 right? I
believe what you're doing is accessing the variables DIRECTLY in
each binding because you have defined those at outlets, not the
properties, and in that case yes they get retained as you know and
as the documentation says.
Roland is correct. You've hooked up IB directly to the instance
variables.
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