How do I take a NSObject that I have set all the attributes of and then copy that into another block of memory that an array can use so I can re use the original one?
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How do I take a NSObject that I have set all the attributes of and then copy that into another block of memory that an array can use so I can re use the original one?
In short, you don’t.
If you want to put the object in an array and then create a new object, do exactly that;
addObject:to the array andalloc/inita new one.If you are asking how you copy an object into, say, a random
malloc()block somewhere — say, in the middle of an array — then that is a very different issue. It can technically be done, but basically no one does so as the frameworks and runtime aren’t designed for that.Without knowing more about your specific needs, it is impossible to go into more detail.