If I have a class
@interface Foo {
NSString *temp;
}
@property(nonatomic, copy) NSString *temp;
@end
I understand that upon assignment, the old temp will get released and the new one will be assigned using temp = [newTemp copy]
. And going by memory management rules, you are supposed to do [temp release]
in the dealloc method of Foo, right?
What I don't understand is what happens if the setter was never used - you still have the [temp release]
in the dealloc, so it's releasing something with a retain count of 0. Can someone clarify this for me?
There are two possibilities.
Since you never set it, it's nil
. Sending release
to nil
is just fine. So no problem there.
Your init
routine makes a default value for temp
. Then it is a real object, and sending it release
is also ok.
No problem all around! In neither case are you sending a message to an object with a retain count of 0.
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