Re: Attack of the Nils!

FROM : mw
DATE : Mon Dec 30 23:35:24 2002

On 12/30/02 4:52 PM, "Michael Latta" <<email_removed>> wrote:

> It really sounds like the variable being referenced in the second
> method is not the same as the one in the first method.  As an exercise
> rename the variable you think is being referenced by the second method,
> and verify you get the expected compile errors.  If in fact they are
> the same variable, look for any other assignments to that variable.
>
> Remember a released object does not set references to nil, they just
> point into garbage.
>
> Michael

But this would be impossible because both of the methods are members of the
same class, and neither method has any private variables that have the name
'controller'. However, I did test your theory, and the pointer was still
<nil> when it got to -mouseExit. Any other ideas?

mw
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