On 22 Dec 2011, at 4:02 PM, Fritz Anderson wrote:
> Maybe I have to have another look at that horrific little ARC dance. If
> that's necessary, then I was wrong to declare the object-controller outlets
> u_u, they should be strong, and I should then do the HLAD.
HLAD was harmful — passing the top-level objects to CFRelease() to relieve the
"extra" retention resulted in an overrelease. So now what I'm doing is:
- Declare the property holding the top-level object strong.
- Manually nil-out the property at windowWillClose: time. If I don't do this,
the objects' references back to the NSDocument (they are NSControllers bound to
model objects through the document) will produce a retain loop so the document
will never be dealloced.
This leads me to believe that a 10.6-targeted ARC application, running on 10.7,
will _not_ see +1 retained top-level objects.
Which leads me once again to wonder what happens on 10.6. Do the NSControllers
get overretained? If so, is there a way to detect the different loading
behavior and do an extra release accordingly?
I'm beginning to sense ARC + Mac + NIBs + 10.6 is a corner case that wasn't
fully thought out.
— F
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