That line alone does not indicate any memory leaks occurring due to
over-retaining objects. You'll need to provide more context (the
surrounding code, etc).
The object returned by -[NSArray objectAtIndex:] is the actual object
(ie. pointer to the actual object's space in memory) stored in the
array, not a copy. When you add objects to an array, as well, the
object stored in the array is not a copy but the object itself.
- Bryan
On Nov 1, 2009, at 2:44:07 PM, Nava Carmon wrote:
Hi,
When I ran Build and Analyze on my code, it has pointed as a
possible leak the following statement:
NSObject *anObject = [anArray objectAtIndex:i];
anObject wasn't released and here's the question: whether anObject
is a copy of actual object, that is a member of anArray or it's the
object itself?
Should I release it?
Thanks,
Nava
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