2014/10/15 下午 10:07:08

iphone Programming Glossary: disposed

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1151637/when-is-it-safe-to-release-an-nsthread

object including the object itself it their job to have a retain against it. In general if an object cannot be safely disposed at arbitrary times it will retain itself while it is in an unsafe state and release itself when it can be safely disposed.. at arbitrary times it will retain itself while it is in an unsafe state and release itself when it can be safely disposed of. This is how things like NSThread and NSURLConnection work NSURLConnection actually retains its delegate and does a lot..

Repeating NSTimer, weak reference, owning reference or iVar?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4945028/repeating-nstimer-weak-reference-owning-reference-or-ivar

your object. This can be avoided if yourObject is only ever owned by one single instance at a time when it is properly disposed of But now how do you resolve the following situation There is no easy answer I am aware of Not that the latter has to say..

Explanation of MProtect Errno 12 (ENOMEM)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5389947/explanation-of-mprotect-errno-12-enomem

all the memory available on the iPhone. We have applied some general Dispose patterns to the app and generally disposed of any heavy objects as soon as we could. This meant the app now runs using less memory. However we are still getting the..

Do I need to release xib resources?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/61838/do-i-need-to-release-xib-resources

it can be reloaded if the view is needed again . In this situation you want to make sure that when the main view is disposed of you also relinquish ownership of any other outlets so that they too can be deallocated. For UIViewController you can..

Is there a way to pass touches through on the iPhone?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/631427/is-there-a-way-to-pass-touches-through-on-the-iphone

my guess is that once it has preformed its interpretation of the message it returns the touch has been handled and disposed of. Apple suggests something like this based on the type of touch of course self.nextResponder touchesBegan touches withEvent..