On Apr 10, 2008, at 8:48 PM, Quincey Morris wrote:
Perhaps the controller is not getting released when it should. Do
you have an instance variable for the controller too? If so, how is
that retained/released? You could probably avoid the error by
sending a "setContent:nil" message to the controller in the
document's dealloc, but that would just be papering over the problem.
Agreed. The NSTreeController does have an outlet on the NSDocument
class but it's not retained/released there as it's managed through the
nib management (at least that's what I thought).
Or perhaps the objects in treeContent are all getting overreleased.
That could cause the error messages you're seeing.
Yes that must be it. I'm not sure how I manage to do that, though.
Basically what I do is this:
NSIndexPath *location = [NSIndexPath indexPathWithIndex:
[treeContent count]];
TreeNode *rootnode = [[TreeNode alloc] init];
... set treenode properties ...
[treeController insertObject:rootnode
atArrangedObjectIndexPath:location];
... do something that involves rootnode like adding sub-nodes ...
[rootnode release]
The treeController will retain rootnode at the time insertObject is
called and also adds rootnode to treeContent. Again, at least that's
what I thought. There is no other place in the code that deals with or
releases/retains TreeNode objects.
Regards
Markus
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