I have been trying to follow the rules by the book, but somehow all
the time there is something that applies in a different way.
All the time Im thinking myself if I "own" the object, who should
released, is this a copy, etc, so I can decided if its on me to
release it or no.
I see the property name of CALayer is a @property(copy), so this will
create a new instance and retain it, as far as I understood. So its
not on me To release it, directly, as you said the AutoReleasepool
will release it when the CALayer will be released also.
now, im getting the name of the class by using the [[Object class]
description] method, Im not allocating anything, so I don't need to
release it.
So how come Im applying the M.M rules wrongly, what am I missing? :(.
thanks
Gustavo
May be I should post this on the OBj-C list, not here, but as far as
it has something to do with the CALayer, I will keep it here, what
you think?
On 22.3.2009, at 11:50, Filip van der Meeren wrote:
If you create a layer with a factory method, then the layer will be
released automatically by an NSAutoreleasePool. I suggest you read
the rules on Memory Management for Objective-C.
I think that the cause of your leak is also in the trend of not
knowing the MemoryManagement rules/ not applying them correctly.
Filip van der Meeren
fi...@code2develop.com
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xlinterpreter
On 22 Mar 2009, at 10:57, Gustavo Pizano wrote:
Hello, Im having a leak, (showed up by instruments), I was able to
detect that its appearing when doing this:
[dLayer setName:[[shipaux class]description]];
and I have 4 more layers where Im doing that procedure.
After doing a drag and drop Im just removing the CALayer from the
superlayer, but I dunno then how to release it, if I created them
as following:
dLayer = [CALayer layer];
cLayer = [CALayer layer];
sLayer = [CALayer layer];
fLayer = [CALayer layer];
aLayer = [CALayer layer];
if I call release on any of them, the program crash.
how can I solve this situation.. its like the leak its not big, its
a NSString x 5, 32Bytes each, but I like my program to be leaks free.
Thanks a lot.
Gustavo Pizano
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