FROM : D.K. Johnston
DATE : Thu Jun 22 19:12:06 2006
I have a text view in a window and a controller class that manages
it. There is a one-to-one correlation between these controllers and
their windows. The controller object is the delegate of the window,
and it's told to releases itself when the window closes.
My question is: Should I use a +init factory method to instantiate
the class, instead of the usual [[alloc] -init] procedure?
I _think_ the answer is "yes", since I should never send a release
message to any of these objects; but I'd feel better if I had an
expert second opinion.
dkj
DATE : Thu Jun 22 19:12:06 2006
I have a text view in a window and a controller class that manages
it. There is a one-to-one correlation between these controllers and
their windows. The controller object is the delegate of the window,
and it's told to releases itself when the window closes.
My question is: Should I use a +init factory method to instantiate
the class, instead of the usual [[alloc] -init] procedure?
I _think_ the answer is "yes", since I should never send a release
message to any of these objects; but I'd feel better if I had an
expert second opinion.
dkj
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