Updating this Thread as I have had some other help solving why I was not able to access the NSDictionarys values outside the method...
I was initalizing it wrong thus autorelease was being called at the end of the method so when I was calling it outside of that method I was getting all sorts of errors..
So now basically I am trying to allocate the NSDictionarys values to the UITableViewCell Text inside cellForRowAtIndexPath however I am getting this error
here is how I am trying to allocate it and the output at this point
// Configure the cell...
if(indexPath.row <= [self.sectionLetters count]){
// NSObject *key = [self.sectionLetters objectAtIndex:indexPath.row];
NSString *value = [self.arraysByLetter objectForKey:[self.sectionLetters objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]];
NSLog(@"thingy %@", value);
cell.textLabel.text = value;
}
return cell;
.output
2011-09-23 10:25:01.343 Code[6796:207] thingy (
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda
)
however, if I开发者_如何学Python comment out //Cell.textLabel.text = value;
I get this output
.output2
2011-09-23 10:26:38.322 Code[6876:207] thingy (
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda,
Honda
)
2011-09-23 10:26:38.323 Code[6876:207] thingy (
Mazda,
Mazda,
Mitsubishi,
Mitsubishi,
Mitsubishi,
Mitsubishi,
Mitsubishi,
Mitsubishi
)
2011-09-23 10:26:38.325 Code[6876:207] thingy (
Nissan,
Nissan,
Nissan,
Nissan,
Nissan,
Nissan,
Nissan
)
2011-09-23 10:26:38.326 Code[6876:207] thingy (
Toyota,
Toyota,
Toyota
)
You know what, I think I know the problem so I'm going to make a guess.
Because you're using arraysByLetter directly, I don't believe you're hitting the synthesized properties, but the backing variable instead. You need to use self.arraysByLetter (this will retain the Dictionary).
At least, I've been using self.property forever, so I can't remember if this was a necessity or just a habit. Give that a shot.
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