Question

I’m quite confused. I’m using the animation frames to make the objects move. Here’s the code:

campFireView = [[UIImageView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 80, 63)];


campFireView.animationImages = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:   
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire01.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire02.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire03.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire04.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire05.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire06.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire07.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire08.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire09.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire10.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire11.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire12.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire13.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire14.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire15.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire16.png"],
                                [UIImage imageNamed:@"campFire17.png"], nil];


campFireView.animationDuration =2.5;

campFireView.animationRepeatCount = 0;


[campFireView startAnimating];

[bgview addSubview:campFireView];

[campFireView release]; 

Please tell me how to release such kind of NSArray? I’ve not used any alloc in the code, so how to release this array as it is causing a lot of leak in my code.

Answer 1

how to release such kind of NSArray?

You don’t. Your leak is most likely caused elsewhere in your code because what I see here should not leak by itself.