-new is the equivalent of an -alloc and -init, so you already own the
object at that point. Then you retain it, so I think that's more
retaining than you want to do.
That's my guess
Sent from my iPhone--typos caused by auto-correct
On Jan 9, 2010, at 8:15 PM, "Mr. Gecko" <grmrge...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, I'm going through leak checking and it seems that a if
statement is causing a leak that's 32 Bytes big. My if statement is
if (connections==nil) {
connections = [[NSMutableArray new] retain];
}
It says that if (connections==nil) is leaking 32 bytes which I have
no idea how that could be possible. Yes I'm releasing connections
after I'm done using it.
Should I just ignore this? Thanks,
Mr. Gecko
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