Question

-(void)add
{
    Myview *optionV =[[Myview alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(80,80, 590, 25)];
    [interactiveView addSubview:optionV];

   //interactiveView is UIView added from the nib and has an IBoutlet.
}

now if add method is being called 10 times. How is the memory being managed. what is the best way with out creating @property for Myview.

Answer 1

ARC adds a simple release at compile time, so your code will be rewritten in this way:

-(void)add
{
    Myview *optionV =[[Myview alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(80,80, 590, 25)];
    [interactiveView addSubview:optionV];
    [optionV release]; //Will be added when compiled, Don't add it your self.
}