The first one is a NSConstantString string. It's not like a malloc'd NSString.
It's effectively a singleton. It doesn't mater how it's bridged because it
can't be released. The second is a new NSURL that is allocated on the heap. It
needs to be released so it needs to be bridged correctly to
I don't know but it annoyed us at SeatMe. Apple stole our SM prefix for
ServiceManagement.framework in 10.6 and we banged into a few classes.
We need namespacing in Cocoa so bad.
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On Thursday, April 26, 2012 at 11:28 AM, Jeremy Matthews wrote:
Does anyone out there use
()
#50 0x0291588a in GSEventRun ()
#51 0x00c9d626 in UIApplicationMain ()
#52 0x620d in main ()
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the same rules we do for what
version of Xcode we have to use to get into the App Stores. The different teams
at Apple can mandate older or other internal builds and never have to drive to
use an updated version until later.
This is all theory but it's an educated one.
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a bug with rotation
callbacks with view controller containment.
Should help I hope.
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