memory leak when using NSString isEqualToString

Started by Vorel512, May 03 2012 08:20 AM

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#1 Vorel512 Members - Reputation: 130

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Posted 03 May 2012 - 08:20 AM

Hello there experts!

So...
I have an array (NSMutableArray) of a class.
In the class I store Name and Address.
When I want to compare the contents to a string, which I've added by code, it eats more and more memory.

if ([[[cManager getAttributeAtIndex:index] getAttribName] isEqualToString:@"adam"])
{
    NSLog(@"match!");
}

getAttribName is the name of the person in an NSString object.
When I run Instruments, it tells me, that the program eats more and more memory. If I comment out this if function, the growing stops.
For me it looks like I've allocate a variable and not deallocate it.
I am out of ideas what's gone wrong, so every help is appreciate!!!!!

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