Re: didReceiveMemoryWarning doesn't release view...

[Robert Marini]

Are you ever releasing the view? Similarly, have you overridden didReceiveMemoryWarning in your view controllers?

-rob.

On Jan 12, 2009, at 1:26 PM, Oscar Alejandro Alvarado Prieto wrote:

Hi there.

view controller of a tab bar controller. As I want take care of memory

is generated using simulator, the table view is not released.

time view is needed.


discovered my view has a UITransitionView superview ¿...?.

Please, is there someone who know what could be going on?.

I'm stuck with this silly thing.

Tx in advance.



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Oscar A. Alvarado
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I'm using a table view controller inside a navigation controller wich is a warnings, I put the table view in a separated nib file, setting the file's owner class to my table view controller subclass and all other thinks (view outlet, nib file name, etc). It seems to work fine but when a memory warning I set breakPoints on setView and loadView and they are called only first I read that the view is released if it "doesn't have a superview" but I

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