Shawn, Corbin,
Thanks for the suggestions!
[Corbin]
1. break on objc_exception_throw :
http://www.corbinstreehouse.com/blog/index.php/2008/08/your-most-important-bre
akpoint-in-cocoa/
2. Use Instruments to find the over release:
On Feb 17, 2009, at 12:51 PM, Harry Plate wrote:
Eg, I created an NSString, added it to an NSArray, then created an
NSAttributedString for each array element. So what would the
retention count
be? 2 or 3?
You don't know and it doesn't matter. Don't think in terms of retain
counts. Think
Andy,
You don't know and it doesn't matter. Don't think in terms of retain
counts. Think about whether you own an object, i.e., whether you
are responsible for releasing it.
snip
Good stuff! Thank you. That mmObjectOwnership doc is good. Had not seen
that before
I am sure that I will
I am struggling w/ a crash in my first Cocoa app that is using a TableView.
Some history: my app and its table view was working just fine when I was
simply adding NSString objects to the table.
Then I started using NSAttributedString instead so I could get the display
ellipses.
Now after
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Harry Plate ha...@plate.net wrote:
I am struggling w/ a crash in my first Cocoa app that is using a TableView.
Some history: my app and its table view was working just fine when I was
simply adding NSString objects to the table.
Then I started using
