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Old 08-17-2009, 01:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Weird problem ... Memory leak ?

Hi,
I have a navigation controller with tableview. and I am trying to print this statement:

NSLog(@"Checking element %@", [[self.array objectAtIndex:0] name]);

This works if I put at the end of init and viewDidLoad functions.

When I put it at the beginning of cellForRowAtIndexPath function,

it prints "(" instead of the actual value.

Where am I going wrong ? I couldn't understand.

array is a member variable (NSMuttableArray).

From what I have noticed is, it works fine when I use stringWithString to copy strings but gives above problem when I use stringWithFormat to copy strings.

Are there any differences between these methods ?



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