How many rows in UITableView...

[quarto_stato]

...without overflowing the memory of an iphone?

I'm coding an app where an UITableView can be filled with 2,000 and more rows of text (each row is a single cell with max 2 lines of text), but I don't have an iphone to test the app.

I'd prefer to avoid a paginator, but it would be mandatory if the app crashes.

thanks

[BrianSlick]

1. Table views don't really care how many items.

2. 2000 items shouldn't be a problem. Use CoreData if necessary.

3. Get some testing hardware.

[cvcs1]

Originally Posted by BrianSlick

1. Table views don't really care how many items.

2. 2000 items shouldn't be a problem. Use CoreData if necessary.

3. Get some testing hardware.

1. True

2. Absolutely true, plus its just text.

3. Even if its just an iPod, its necessary.

[quarto_stato]

thank you both, yes I need some testing hw

(CoreData? Never heard about.. it seems a huge "chapter" about cocoa programming...)

[timle8n1]

A. UITableViews are designed to reuse cells such that a table only has a few more rows than it can show on a screen in memory (if used correctly). So the table isn't a issue. Your data sounds like far less than 1 megabyte.

B. Get some test hardware