I have created an accelerometer variable:
UIAccelerometer *objAccelerometer;
that I am associating to the sharedAccelerometer instance:
objAccelerometer = [UIAccelerometer sharedAccelerometer];
objAccelerometer.delegate = self;
When I release this view (to load a different view), the accelerometer instance causes the program to die. (If I have it commented out, I can switch between views without a problem).
I had a similar problem with an NSTimer, but once I called:
[myTimer invalidate];
(prior to releasing and switching the views) everything worked fine.
How should I properly release the delegate or deallocate or release the accelerometer?
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You don't release the shared accelerometer - you never retained it (and shouldn't) - it's a singleton.
The accelerometer has a reference to your object. For it to release it just set it's delegate property to nil (because it's a property it will release its reference to your object).
Jeffrey Berthiaume : That did it! I thought there might be a function (like release or invalidate) -- but nil worked perfectly!Phil Nash : No problem. Read up on Objective C 2.0s property syntax to be sure you know what's going on here
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