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I'm using Xcode 4.6.3.
When I right-click and drag on an object in the xib pane into the ViewController.h to create an Outlet connection, Xcode creates the property declaration in the header file, but the corresponding @synthesize entry and deallocation related statement that sets the property to nil is not being generated in the implementation file.
Am I missing something or is the a bug?
TIA
I'm using Xcode 4.6.3.
When I right-click and drag on an object in the xib pane into the ViewController.h to create an Outlet connection, Xcode creates the property declaration in the header file, but the corresponding @synthesize entry and deallocation related statement that sets the property to nil is not being generated in the implementation file.
Am I missing something or is the a bug?
TIA
No longer needed. An automatic, implicit, synthesize is generated. The backing variable is prefixed with a "_". For example @property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *foo has backing var of _foo. You can turn this off in the build settings for the project. And because of ARC you don't need a dealloc nil.
