Quote:
Originally Posted by krille
I fixed the problem myself. It is nothing wrong with the TouchXML Code - it was kind of stupid, but maybe someone might come across the same thing, so I am going to post it here.
1) I had a mutable array set up as instance variables like this:
Code:
@interface XMLParser : NSObject {
// ...
NSMutableArray *mobil;
// ...
}
@property(nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *mobil;
@end
Everytime I wanted to reset and store new data inside the array I did:
Which did not what I wanted to do, so this is the better approach:
Code:
[self.mobil removeAllObjects];
2) The dealloc method has to be like this to fix the leaks (because mobil is defined as a property):
Code:
-(void)dealloc {
[mobil release];
self.mobil = nil;
}
Whew, that has been a lot of work to find out - hope it saves someone else some time :-) |
Hi Friend,
I am going through a similar problem. I am also using a custom parser to parse incoming data. But when I check it through Leaks tool, I find the most of the objects I use are leaking. Pleas could you help me?.
