What is the difference between [self removeChild:<node> cleanup:YES]; and [self removeChild:<node> cleanup:NO];
When the node execute dealloc the scheduledSelectors methods are released.
And the actions cant run if the his target is released.
what is the utility of "cleanup"?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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cleanup:NO will not call a dealloc on the node, while cleanup:YES will call a dealloc on your node and eventually release it from memory.
I think that when a node gets a dealloc call, all of his actions are deleted and all schedules get unscheduled.Hope I got your question and helped you a bit.
~ Natanavra.Posted 2 years ago # -
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Moderator"cleanup:NO will not call a dealloc on the node"
I think your node will get release'd either way. If you havent retain'ed it somewhere else it should be dealloc'ed either way.
cleanup:YES will stop all its timers and release all its scheduled selectors (and do the same for any of its children).
I think you would use cleanup:NO if you want to take a node that still has running actions out of its parent, and then insert as the child of a different node while still keeping all of its actions running. Otherwise its cleanup:YES.
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I like when you talk smart :)
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